Norada Solve360 vs. Womply

If you're working with a lot of clients and are working in one field Norada is perfect. I found it difficult to configure it to work precisely as I want to for a multi-field company that offers two very different products whose sales teams should never meet, yet know about each other.

It is best suited if you want to try and achieve more reviews of your business. It is also good if you do not want to take time responding to reviews. By the same token, it is less appropriate when auto-response is turned on. If there is a negative review, it is better to address it in person, as there may be a specific customer service issue that a computer response is not going to understand.

Incentivized

• Contact database.
• Integrated communications and communication history across projects.
• Task lists and objectives.

• Invites credit card users to leave a review.
• Alerts me when a review has been made.
• It can also provide an automated response on the rated website.

Incentivized

• More advanced filters for tasks.
• More advanced project organization elements.

• The automated responses to ratings are a too mechanical in response.
• There is not a lot of direct follow up with me as a user.
• It would be helpful if a person at Womply would put together a monthly review and opportunities that we might be missing out on.

Incentivized

I have received fast answers to any questions I have ever had. The support staff knows how to work with less tech-literate people and is patient enough to explain. Even if my issue was not solvable the support staff gave me another way to get the job done.

• Easy to keep track of client needs.
• Easy to work in a team with the same client base.
• Easy to organize work.

• There are no hard numbers but we do average 3-4 reviews per week when it used to be 1 or 2 a month.
• More ratings, especially positive, helps reflect on our business model and are good for us to see how we are really doing with customers.

Incentivized