Enablix vs. LinkPoint Connect

Enablix has a great team to work with and are very responsive. You can customize your system to match what you need for your company. I believe Enablix can be useful for a small or large company. Enablix made searching for content or uploading training easy! The reporting was very important to me. I wanted to be able to track user adoption at my new company along with how our collateral was doing with prospects and customers. Enablix allowed me to do both

LinkPoint is well suited to any situation where Outlook is used for email correspondence and calendar items and there is need to have a record of those items and/or perform connected actions (schedule tasks, follow up reminders, etc.) in Salesforce. Automating this process and removing as much duplication of work as possible is the primary goal and the primary benefit that LinkPoint provides. In addition to efficiency, automating the process also provides a pretty substantial increase in accuracy, removing ca. 50% of the chance for human error. It's pretty simple functionality in concept, but extremely valuable in execution.

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• User, Customer, and Prospect Reporting
• Version Control
• Customize collateral
• Partner Portals

• Adding emails is a breeze.
• Creating contacts/leads from outlook is as simple as highlight, drag and drop.
• Additional customization to allow you to bring in associates custom objects.

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• Enablix is always a step ahead and has new features coming out to match the need we requested!

• The plug-in for Outlook needs to be reset every couple of months.
• It does not tag e-mails sent from mobile devices (or we haven't figured out how to do that yet).

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Never had to use the support team, which probably means the product works well!

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All of the the companies had similar features.

Prior to our move to LinkPoint, we used the Salesforce add-in for Outlook. This required manual syncing of email and calendar items and no easy to use interface between the two programs. It was very cumbersome for me to use, to the point where I quit using it altogether some time ago. I found it far less frustrating to just switch back and forth between Outlook and Salesforce and manually perform the requisite actions, create tasks or other items, enter the required data, etc.

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• Enablix was a time saver! Rather than searching for something for 10 minutes, it was just a click of a button
• Enablix allowed reps to download the most current content without being able to edit the original piece of content.

• Activity history tracking. Our users send most of their emails from outlook.
• Contact and lead creation.
• Visibility of all associated records.

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