ShortStack vs. Slate.org

I love ShortStack's customer support. For the most part, they are available immediately through chat and respond to email inquiries within a very reasonable timeframe. As a longtime customer, they have accommodated my needs. Their platform is set up for all users - whether you are not very tech-savvy or an IT person, you can find ways to utilize your skills.

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Slate.org is a great tool for reassuring students that documents have been transmitted successfully. The uncertainty in the college process means that students and parents tend to worry about what cannot be seen. Slate.org helps me reassure my students and families that documents have been received.

• Easily select Facebook Comment Content entries
• Create custom contest landing pages with ease
• Customer support team is very friendly and helps out

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• Slate.org is constantly looking to expand the schools that participate, building a larger network.
• Slate.org is committed to equity among secondary school partners
• Slate.org regularly seeks feedback to enhance its products

• No API integration for email collection in real-time to major ESPs such as Responsys.

• I'm hopeful to see more development of ease of navigation within the ux
• I'd like to see a larger number of participating universities

They’re similar, but not the same type of product. Both offer great flexibility for a business.

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• Fan engagement increase

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• Slate.org has given us one more tool in a varied landscape of data submission and tracking