Hoopla vs. Hoxhunt

Hoopla is a valuable ally to improve the team's performance. [I]t is a great help for those teams that have defined and [created] clear automated metrics. However, if you are in a team where the metrics are manually evaluated, it can be hard to get excited about the progress, since it will take longer to refresh.

Incentivized

Hoxhunt has the right strategy to make the users stop and think twice about what they are reading or clicking. Taking the user to the point of double-checking on every single unexpected message, and creating a safer scenario for any company.

Incentivized

• Simple leaderboards that stack rank individuals in the areas that you want to measure
• Instant notifications and providing the virtual "pat on the back" when something positive occurs
• Effective salesforce.com integration that makes in easy to administer
• Great user community to share ideas, tips, and best practices

• Disguises emails like someone from within the organization.
• Does a good job of making an email seem urgent.
• Does a good job of appealing to the emotions, to attract someone to open an attachment.
• Seems to pick up on recent topics that you had emailed about, and tries to imitate something in that topic.

Incentivized

• I wish it ran in a browser and not as a full Chrome app, would have made setup easier.
• It was nice to have default images out of the box, more would have been nice.
• For smaller companies, it can get pricy, quick. We 100% see the ROI to be clear.

Incentivized

• The score could be more transparent, as there are people with more stars and I don't know why, as I correctly reported the phishing
• Have other ways to get stars other than just reporting email
• Have a user score comparison tool

Incentivized

I gave it a 9 because it really is an extremely easy service to use. I would comfortably say that a brand use user could be set up and using it within just a few minutes. Hoopla has been very great about making any new update very user friendly and easy to use and figure out

I have really enjoyed my relationship with our client success manger, Annette. She is always willing to hop on a call for a quick question and is very responsive. She has taken the time to walk me through how to upload new reports, set up new metrics and leaderboards, while also being helpful in setting up a new channel to broadcast

Incentivized

They were both comparable based on the tool and results on how we wanted to Broadcast sales metrics and KPI’s across the entire sales organization. Hoopla just seemed to be much easier to use with fewer bells and whistles. We felt based on the pricing structure and how we planned to display hoopla on monitors throughout our office that it was the best choice to move forward with

Incentivized

Train employees with Hoxhunt so that they can learn to recognize and report real attacks. Don’t let your employees fall victim to phishing attacks. Explore the free training demo. Customer Success Support. Fully Automated Training. Threat Insight & Response. explain why behavior change is relevant for cybersecurity, and the applicable psychological mechanisms, tools, and theories.

• We hear music and folks cheer when a "Breaking News" announcement occurs. The community level engagement can not be quanitified
• The contest environments have helped to lead sellers to stay an extra 30 minutes and make 10 more calls just to pass someone up. We see our call volume increased because of it.
• We measure the trails of our solution that our sellers create from leads. We can see an active pursuit of those conversions to be at the top of the leaderboard. More trails, lead to more opportunities, that lead to more sales.

• Mitigating potential threats allows for a continuous workflow
• Reducing the incidence of information leakage allows the company to maintain its competitiveness based on its capacity for innovation.
• It allows our IT security department to detect those users who need better cyber security training.
• The efforts of our IT engineers are now focused on finding improvements, and not on solving problems derived from the computer infection.

Incentivized