Elite 3E vs. Enable

Timekeeping is good, but the report output could be better. The interface is much better than it used to be.

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I find it is best when you need to connect to a computer after hours and the end user has left for the day. I can remote in to the computer without interaction and troubleshoot the issues as required. The connection is speed and works well unlike some other remote access software

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• Tracks time
• Separates billable and nonbillable hours
• Separates by Matters and clients

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• Ease of use.
• Multiple company profiles.
• Track multiple software applications.
• Easy remote access.

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• Users have reported that they have more reporting capability in other software.
• The upgrade process is very time-consuming.
• Sometimes slow.

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• wake on lan doesn't work well
• command prompt access is a strange manor
• can sometimes report a machine as powered off when its actually stuck in an update cycle

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It is just very easy to use. It has a good user interface on it, the items are where I expect them to be and I find it to work as I expect it to work without surprises.

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We seem to get the answers that we are looking for rather quickly.

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I've never had to call support so I do not have an answer for this question. I find the software works well but we have a support desk who would work with them if we had back end issues

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We experienced a better ROI with 3E and the timeline made more sense.

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This is the first software I've used for this function.

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• Better capability than it's predecessor.
• Makes business run smoother.

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• This is outside what I do
• This is outside what I do
• This is outside what I do

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