Latitude Collections software, developed by Latitude Software, was acquired by Genesys in 2016 and sold as Latitude by Genesys. It was a standalone product for accounts receivables challenges: delinquency or negligence through charge-off and debt sale. It is a legacy application.
$75
per month
Ottimate
Score 8.9 out of 10
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Ottimate is an automated accounts payable platform.
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Pricing
Latitude Collections (legacy)
Ottimate
Editions & Modules
Genesys Cloud CX 1
$75
per month
Genesys Cloud CX 2 Digital
$90
per month
Genesys Cloud CX 2 Digital + Voice
$110
per month
Genesys Cloud CX 3 Digital + WEM
$130
per month
Genesys Cloud CX 3 Digital + WEM + Voice
$150
per month
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Latitude Collections (legacy)
Ottimate
Free Trial
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No
Free/Freemium Version
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No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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No
Entry-level Setup Fee
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No setup fee
Additional Details
Prices listed are per named user, billed annually. Usage-based pricing may apply.
I will not identify the other products I've used by name, but will say they are prevalent in the industry. Latitude has a better price point, is incredibly versatile, and you don't need an army of programmers to maintain it.
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I think that Latitude by Genesys is well suited for nearly any size company in that it is very scalable, with broad usage capabilities. I have heard in the past that attorney firms don't look at it, but I wholeheartedly think this would be an incredible software for attorneys too.
Plate IQ has been a perfect addition to our company. We had invoices with grease, creases, folds, shaded characters, etc, coming into our office all the time. The ability to scan, or even better, have invoices come through EDI, has completely changed the way we are able to handle invoicing.
The only thing done well, as it relates to Latitude, is the people at the support desk. They are amazing and work well with the tools they have. In my experience with Genesys, this is all that is done well.
They have an excellent support team. It was more helpful if they were available by phone, but your ticket system support works good. The Logmein123 is an outstanding tool that helps us a lot when we need support.
Base on cost of initial investment, ongoing support and efficient development capabilities (i.e. import/export interfaces, workflows, etc.) this platform is leaps and bounds ahead of all the other major platforms I have worked with. Some of the others I worked with for as many as 12 years before experiencing the power of Latitude.
In my opinion, it has had zero impact on ROI now that we are paying for an additional year.
Another negative is that we've spent a lot of time discussing this issue with Plate IQ, to no avail. They feel it's appropriate to charge a company for an entire year of service even though said company emailed to cancel prior to the end of the first year of service.
We also wasted a lot of time onboarding this company only to find out that the software left a lot to be desired.