Backstage vs. GoodRx for Healthcare Professionals vs. Tango Card

Backstage is well suited in building developer portal or developer platform. It can be easily customized as well, so different companies can use it based on their own situation. It currently focus more on frontend, but I can see there is already a roadmap for improving backend with some core modules. After that has been introduced, it will become really powerful and save developers time to solve common problems.

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GoodRx is a great tool if you don't have insurance or your medications aren't covered. It offers deals on many, many different prescriptions and can help people save a significant amount of money without a lot of labor. Anyone who has computer/printer or phone/app access can utilize its features, so it's very accessible to the majority of people.

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If you use this program to provide gift cards make sure to warn the recipients to use them asap! In my experience, strange things can happen with on-line purchases. Maybe send a reminder to the recipient explaining that Tango is "banking" on you not to spend all of the funds.

• developer portal
• easy to onboard
• easy to extend

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• Convenient. Very easy to access and use.
• Efficient. The interface is very user-friendly and easy to understand.
• Saves money. It definitely does what it sets out to do - save people money!

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• Tango Card is very easy to use and set-up
• Tango Card makes it easy to allow for multiple gift card options
• Tango Card allows for excel imports of respondents, which keeps things nice and simple

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• it may provide more modules that can solve common problems

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• Knowing that many people, on some of these medicines, are elderly and would appreciate saving a couple of dollars, it would be nice to have a way to use GoodRX without a computer or phone.
• Submit/request button. If someone's medicine isn't included in the program, it may be helpful to have a way to monitor demand.
• A tool to help you measure how much you save each year would be neat to see.

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• The initial setup of the API with all the ACH info was a bit complicated.
• The only speedbump (not big concern) is the branding of a Tango Card - when saying that to recipients, they don't "get it" immediately and some quick-to-judgement folks can say they don't want it.

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No issues to report = 10. I cannot think of simpler usability in this category.

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Giving it a 9 only because I haven't been using it for more than 6 months but that said, I've had enough projects and redemptions to get a full understanding of its performance. TANGO CARD just works better than the rest for the redemption experience for the end recipient.

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I haven't ever heard of competitors of GoodRx, and I've never had a reason to look anywhere else. I've always had a good experience with GoodRx, no issues or questions from the pharmacies at all! Very convenient and it's nice to have a quick way to save a bit of money.

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We liked Tango Card much more as it was easier to use and had more flexibility within our company. It allowed us to be more creative as well. The scale of cards and ease of use, both front and back end were huge decision points for us. Everything about Tango Card appeared to be much better than Tremendous and we are happy with our choice.

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• It speeds up our progress on building our own developer portal
• It's free to use so very little investment

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• Saves our employees money.
• Boosts morale - it's nice that employees can talk about saving money together.

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• Tango Card has increased out survey response rates
• Tango Card has increase our overall response counts
• By doing so, some of our board KPIs are better measured

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