OfficeTools by CARET vs. Sling

For a small office or team keeping track of multiple projects at once can be a challenge. OfficeTools provides an all-in-one affordable (less than $60 per month) and accessible (cloud based) project management solution to keep your team on task. If your organization uses products such as Quickbooks or Outlook you can easily integrate them into this software solution. I honestly cannot think of an organizational structure that would not benefit somewhat from integrating OfficeTools into their operations

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Sling offers enough customization I can see it working in most any scheduling scenarios. The ability to build job types into each employee gives you the control to match employee skills with the need for any particular position. Time of day templates makes it easy to select various shift times.

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• Software Integration (i.e. Quickbooks, Outlook, etc.)
• Project Management
• Time Management
• Billing/Invoicing

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• Ease of access for managers & employees alike.
• Sling staff always reply almost right away when I have had questions in the past.
• We love utilizing the different colors for the schedule, so it's easier to see who's what and where/when.
• Easy for staff to apply for shifts.
• Free version does everything we need it to!

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• Customizability (i.e. font size, workflows, etc.)
• Increase access to trainings and educational enrichment opportunities
• Customer Support (tends to be slow)

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• Notification system is weird
• Limited features for free
• Confusing layout at first

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OfficeTools is by far the easiest project management tool that I've ever used. It is very user friendly and easy to pickup. That cannot be said for other products that I've used in the past

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(it has been 3+ years since I evaluated other programs, I don't recall the names)

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• It has been much easier to fill shifts faster
• It's easy to train new staff on with ease

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