Likelihood to Recommend JivoChat makes it really easy to communicate with customers. It is best for small and medium sales and customer support teams. The team members can even communicate between each other, so it has a use case outside of client facing communication. It has convenient (yet minimal) CRM features. It's a bit overkill for individual website owners, but definitely one of the best Chat Apps out there for teams.
Read full review Hull is definitely the leading CDP for the small to mid-sized business in which the marketing team wants or needs to have a fair amount of autonomy from engineering, or when it's unrealistic or cost-prohibitive to use internal engineering resources to maintain the marketing database. It's also a great choice for companies who are trying to bring newer and smaller best-of-breed elements into place in their marketing--enabling you to sync customer data records to CTAs/ Chat scenarios/ Email Service Providers, or any type of 3rd party campaign tools. It's probably not the best fit for companies trying to stay in a larger Marketing Cloud Ecosystem, e.g. Adobe/ Oracle.
Read full review Pros JivoChat has changed the digital world with its ability to conduct video conferences and the video is without any blur and the configuration rate is awesome. Thousands of users can use this application at once and there is also a segment-based transmission and it won’t disappoint us anymore. Its features are concerned this application is the power solution of each and every video conference. Read full review Slack integration - we revolve around slack as our central comm hub and having our customer information surfaceable is just gold. Making back-end data easy to read and digest - there is a lot of data that gets generated by our customers and it's impossible to sift through without Hull consolidating that information for us. Customer support - we have only had a couple issues in the many months using Hull and it's always been a quick resolution. They use Slack to support BTW which I love. Read full review Cons Sales service costumer call center Read full review Needs a deduplication engine Needs to be able to perform bulk and automated data cleansing (unified data is messy) Needs to integrate with more tools Needs to be able to be tailored to different use cases, such as a retail/ecommerce use case, with RFM metrics Read full review Alternatives Considered We've used
Gist for the same purpose, but the integration with communications channels were lacking. There was no WhatsApp integration or Facebook Messenger integration at the time we used it. The notification system wasn't effective. We've missed lots of client messages, which were basically missed sales opportunities. The live chat widget for the website made the loading speeds very long which resulted in bad performance metric scores. JivoChat looks like it's a good solution for all these.
Read full review We had initially identified Segment as a solution due to the number of integrations they supported. The problem is that with Segment we would have still had to build and maintain a database along with query tools. Overall Hull emerged as a better starting point for us
Read full review Return on Investment JivoChat is important in promoting the online learning session. Online learning was never easy before using this application and live streaming is much more feasible than any other thing. We can’t place the call with a huge group that’s why to read the instruction before using this application and install the tool with the complete network coverage. Read full review Positive: No longer asking engineering for customer activity data Positive: Allowing additional data integrations for where our customer activity data can be seen Read full review ScreenShots