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Apache OpenOffice vs Cacoo

Apache OpenOffice
97 Ratings
Cacoo
6 Ratings

Apache OpenOffice

97 Ratings
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Score 8.3 out of 100

Based on 97 reviews and ratings

Cacoo

6 Ratings
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Score 7.8 out of 100

Based on 6 reviews and ratings

Attribute Ratings

  • Apache OpenOffice is rated higher in 1 area: Likelihood to Recommend

Likelihood to Recommend

9.6

Apache OpenOffice

96%
14 Ratings
7.0

Cacoo

70%
3 Ratings

Usability

9.0

Apache OpenOffice

90%
2 Ratings

Cacoo

N/A
0 Ratings

Support Rating

1.0

Apache OpenOffice

10%
2 Ratings

Cacoo

N/A
0 Ratings

Likelihood to Recommend

Apache OpenOffice

OpenOffice is the best for smaller offices, or offices that need flexibility and the ability to work with multiple file types. It's amazing when you're starting out and you can work without worrying about licensing, fees, or restrictive trial programs. It just works, and it works for free - which is pretty much the best case.

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Cacoo

Particularly helpful to an organization that has Windows people who are staunch Visio users and Mac people who are die-hard OmniGraffle or Sketch users.

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Miles Baltrusaitis | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Pros

Apache OpenOffice

  • OpenOffice is ideal to have as an application on your PC versus utilizing an online word archive application like Google Docs.
  • OpenOffice can deal with an assortment of document types like [.doc, .rtf, .xml] , making it a fundamental apparatus for the individuals who don't approach Microsoft Word.
  • OpenOffice is a more profound programming than Word and is more open. I know, openness for a record composing programming, I know. In any case, OpenOffice takes into account rapidly evolving edges, typeface, size, and so forth, and I think shows improvement over Word, and in a simpler arrangement.
  • OpenOffice can deal with bookkeeping pages, essential information bases, introductions, and fundamental drawings. It handles the entirety of the typical Microsoft Office instruments inside one application.

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Aurangzaib Adil | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Cacoo

  • Creative resource for various visual support items
  • The free version is robust and nice to staff who have not used it before to get to know the product
  • Support has been helpful when needed

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Ann M. Frank | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Cons

Apache OpenOffice

  • There seem to be issues using this app in Windows 10. It worked fine when we used it on Windows 7, but after we upgraded the network with NEW Win 10 computers, it takes a very long time to process commands.
  • It will not allow any upgrades.

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Riva Schwartz | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Cacoo

  • UI navigation
  • Connector flexibility
  • Improved table object

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Pricing Details

Apache OpenOffice

General

Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No

Starting Price

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Apache OpenOffice Editions & Modules

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Cacoo

General

Free Trial
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No

Starting Price

$0

Cacoo Editions & Modules

Edition
Free$0.00
Plus$4.952
Team$6.002
  1. none
  2. user
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Usability

Apache OpenOffice

Apache OpenOffice 9.0
Based on 2 answers
It is so easy to use and produces quality work comparable to its paid competitor, Microsoft Office. I highly recommend this free software to any who need to make the switch to powerful and free Office software.

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Cacoo

No score
No answers yet
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Support Rating

Apache OpenOffice

Apache OpenOffice 1.0
Based on 2 answers
Is there really support? There is a user forum but I do not see much developer input. Support options are limited. The most recent (Sept 2019) version of the product seems to have issues operating under Windows 10, yet there are few recent comments in the community forum, most comments are regarding older versions.

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Riva Schwartz | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Cacoo

No score
No answers yet
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Alternatives Considered

Apache OpenOffice

Apache OpenOffice is less intense on our computer systems and saves us a ton of financial resources. Since our document creation and editing needs are typical of a small business and not very complex, Apache OpenOffice is sufficient for us. We think that almost any smaller to medium sized business would feel the same way if they don't have a need to make or edit complex documents.

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Cacoo

Cacoo is web-based and OS independent. OmniGraffle is a local install and mac only. Microsoft Visio is a desktop app also and Windows only. Two strikes for me, as I use between 2-4 different computers daily where I expect my applications to be always up-to-date and files synchronized.

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Miles Baltrusaitis | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Return on Investment

Apache OpenOffice

  • Moving to OpenOffice will save the company the cost of 500+ of Microsoft Office licenses in our company.
  • Because it is cross-platform, we could also save 500+ of Microsoft Windows licenses if we move everyone to Linux.
  • On the negative side, the lack of online collaboration and browser support may be an issue when you use clouds like Box, Workboard etc.

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Cristian Bodnarasec | TrustRadius Reviewer
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Cacoo

  • Easier to diagram and create workflows without having to engage a designer's assistance. That means staff at lower billable hourly rates, reducing overall admin or billable hours cost.
  • Less time involved in creating support documents for less robust product options. Again, reducing overall admin or billable hours cost.
  • Most of our staff use the free version so no added cost until they are familiar and really embrace it = a reduction in upfront cost.

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Ann M. Frank | TrustRadius Reviewer
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