ClickLearn vs. Userpilot

Even though ClickLearn is quite a handy tool, it takes time to create new records, or more like modifying those to be suitable for use. Also, when I have had questions about ClickLearn and considering that the software is for generating for example manuals, I have struggled with finding solutions to cases from the ClickLearn site. For example how to enable/disable Assistant -functionality. Had two private sessions, with two different support persons, getting two different ways to do things. Not good.

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Userpilot is very handy for those companies looking for a solution that can be implemented by someone other than a developer. Sure, the developer has to do the initial implementation but once that's done (took us about a day) then literally anyone else can create content. It has saved us a bunch of time not having to build and maintain a homegrown solution.

Despite the plugin and Web App being a bit clunky, overall it has been a positive experience. I've especially appreciated the help from the support team. They've always responded to me within a day and come up with creative solutions for what I'm trying to do. I've learned from my interactions with them that though it may not be as intuitive as you'd like, there's usually a solution.

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• Creating easy-to-follow work instructions.
• Provides different methods of delivery (text, video, try-me).

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• It would be nice to take a couple of seconds off screen capture

• Help is received faster.
• New customers created faster - Quoting faster made possible.

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