Huddle vs Troop Messenger

• Usability is excellent.
• Makes it easy to track who has worked on what.
• Makes older versions of your files available.
• Sharing documents is super simple.

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• Jointly code helps two or more developers work on the same code. They can share the same code editor for writing and editing.
• Any participant of the group call can add more participants to the ongoing group call.
• Integrations that enable users to work on the apps within Troop Messenger.
• Search filters help you find groups, text files, images, videos, and more in just one go.

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• The desktop app is occasionally unreliable and it is never easy to get to the bottom of it with the tech support people...
• Tasks are virtually useless as they have no context. We want tasks to be against documents so we can make our workflow more formal but they are not, so we don't use them. A reimplementation of to do and calendar facilities with files/documents as the context would make a huge difference to us.
• The Huddle Office plugins are a great idea, but they cause us far too many Word and Excel crashes so we have to turn them off.

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• Lack of third-party integrations.
• Rare app loading problem.

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• This has made it a lot easier for remote workers to access important documents without needing to use the VPN at home (which does not always work).
• It clearly shows who updated the last document and when so it is clear who you need to ask if you have questions or something.
• We have used it in client settings, so this saves money as we do not need to request a separate client laptop or VPN token.

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• For those looking to improve their work culture and productivity by bringing all teams onto a single interface.
• I would suggest going with it. You will never regret your decision.

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