Cognito Forms vs. CultureIQ

It's excellent for small sets of forms, from simple to highly complex It's not good at scale. With over 170 forms now, we desperately need some way to manage and maintain shared content once Cognito does not help. Their approach is that you can copy a working form (great) and modify it to create the next one. That's how we've got so many forms...

Engagement-monitoring and putting actions into place has been key for our company. We are seeing teams collaborating throughout the organization based on results and fixes we have put into place with this product

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• Cost effective.
• Easy to use.
• Safe.
• Automates data collection.

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• Easy to navigate.
• Customizable.
• Good support.

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• I am happy with Cognito Forms. I have not found any issues.

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• I don’t like needing 4 responses before seeing results.
• I feel functionality for quick surveys can be improved.
• Assistance on more best practices.

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Non calculated fields are easy to use. Calculations can be a nightmare to get working due to complex and unintuitive syntax, as a non-programmer

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quick and knowledgable

I have not used any other programs like Cognito Forms. I have been with my company for almost two years. I very much like the ease of this system and its capabilities. I like knowing everyone is using the same thing. I do not foresee us making any changes to our current use of Cognito Forms.

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No comparison, this really measured engagement by asking the right questions and ways to really understand the data.

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• Safe us a lot of time doing client onboarding.
• Use it for data collection for business plan info collection.

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• I can’t capture onboarding per class when we have less than 4 respond.
• It took some conversations to understand the meaning of a couple of questions.

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