Quantive Results vs. Quire

Gtmhub is great for aligning cross-functional marketing team members on centralized goals. In general, different positions have different tactics to support the same goal and Gtmhub provides really easy visibility into how each person is contributing. OKRs are a relatively straightforward framework but Gtmhub helps make the planning process much more straightforward than a makeshift or manual solution.

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Quire is useful for tracking daily to-do's or keeping track of a project. It's not as clean as some other software (such as Nuclino, for example) and can get a little messy when creating a Workspace. It was difficult for me to know what was private and what was visible to my collaborators

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• Aligning to overarching goals
• Relatively simple to use UI with a great recommendation engine as you are building OKRs
• A lot of support resources for the product as well as for orgs implementing OKRs for the first time

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• Kanban boards that makes it easier to look at my tasks.
• Categories that help me organize my tasks into To-Do, In Progress and Completed.

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• Sometimes can lag a bit - not a deal breaker but an opportunity to be a bit more zippy

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• The Workspaces are not intuitive.
• No ability to set reminders for tasks.
• More could be done with priority levels (instead of just arrows).

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Friendly and prompt support. No issues.

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Ease of use, Cost Effective, Continuos evolution of the software

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Quire comes close to Nuclino, but Nuclino wins with its ability to create "cards" and organize a little more neatly.

Incentivized

• Better visibility and support across the team
• Much easier to maintain than a spreadsheet
• High completion rate of tactics to support goals

Incentivized

• There has been a lot of time saved
• Overall clarity

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