ArchiOffice vs azendoo

• Time tracking because you can account for almost every single minute of your day with detailed descriptions attached. The reporting of time came in very good use when clients questioned billing.
• Robust billing portal that was pretty customizable.
• Could track employee costs well once the correct numbers were placed into the system. Came in very handy for billing and company budgeting and projections.

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• Categories - Azendoo sorts to do lists into workspaces in a way that was relatively helpful.
• Expandable - there are lots of ways to apply/implement azendoo that makes them useful and flexible to those after a productivity app.
• Shareable - while no one at my office adopted it, the option to share tasks/progress was helpful.

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• The overall layout and physical design of the portals could be simplified greatly. The program is anything but intuitive to use.
• I found myself clicking what felt like a 1,000 times just to complete one small task. Billing was very cumbersome and the program did not integrate smoothly with Quickbooks as was previously promised.
• Saving and making templates for billing etc. was a tedious process that also cost extra!
• The program is as good as what you put into it, but they designed the software for a more particular one-sided way to work and manage, so it made customizing a project to your companies methods tricky.
• Overall a very cumbersome program that looks as if it was designed at the start of the millennium and note 16 years into it.

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• Not cost effective - I can get similar features for less.
• Clunky - my phone/web apps did not always sync together perfectly.
• Premium features in azendoo are some features I can get for free in other apps (Evernote, Asana, etc).

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• ArchiOffice helps us manage our day to day time.
• I would like ArchiOffice to manage future time better with project time projections.
• ArchiOffice helps us manage our monthly expenses.

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• I found myself frustrated at some of the costs to upgrade for features and found better outlets.
• It wasn't totally necessary as I was the only user in the office.
• It was useful, but it was also another thing to manage, and it was easier to just use Evernote's list feature in the end.

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