Atlassian Loom Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Atlassian Loom in order to record problems or issues we notice on our company website and/or app. It saves us time and helps us avoid unnecessary huddles or calls that could take longer than necessary. We also use it sometimes to discuss feedback on projects, tasks, or any other work responsibilities that require a more detailed discussion or explanation.

Likelihood to Recommend

When I had to record some issues or explain an issue with a project, Atlassian Loom allowed me to do it without having to jump on a call with the other person. It's especially helpful since we're in different time zones and they could just review the video whenever they're available.

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We use it daily to share both solution news/updates that have an impact on our product, and also company news, from organizational changes to ask me anything events. It allows us to keep everyone informed in an async way. Personally, I use it a lot to share feedback on specific product features, or to explain complex situations in a simplified way.

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I love it. I feel it could be useful in any context, particularly when talking about working remotely or simply globally. I think whenever there is a scenario in which a team is not working in the same room and following the same schedule, there is a great opportunity to improve things using Atlassian Loom.

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I use Atlassian Loom ALL day to communicate with clients and employees, explaining processes, features, best practices etc.

I am able to address concerns and walk people through questions visually using Atlassian Loom. I am also able to cut down the number of meetings I have on a daily basis while still maintaining a personal touch with clients and my team.

Likelihood to Recommend

Atlassian Loom is great for communication. I am able to cut down the number of meetings I do while still providing step by step direction to my team and clients.

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Loom is a great tool to provide specifics in any communication while still keeping it asynchronous. We are a remote company and we believe time is valuable Loom is a great solution that falls in the middle of written vs live meetings. It allows us to provide details, share screens, and leave a record of the information so people can go back on their own time. Loom really became a key tool in our day to day

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Loom is a must, I am not sure how many other tools like this one there are but Loom really becomes a key player in a team collaboration, specially if that team collaborates remotely or internationally. You can use the video links to embedded these in other places or downloadthem for editing.

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I am a Senior Sales Rep for a boutique higher ed publisher. I use Loom to educate prospects and clients, as well as sell to them. I create general videos for use in campaigns or just as helpful "info" links. I create personal looms to answer specific questions professors ask, do demos and basically conduct sales business when a prospect either can't meet or I'm trying to re-engage interest. I also use Loom internally on occasion to support some of my leadership responsibilities within the sales team, ie showing the raffle winner for a participation meeting or showing another rep how to do something.

Likelihood to Recommend

I do recommend Loom to colleagues. I have found it immensely helpful in providing simple ways for clients (in my case, mostly professors) to get the information they need from me. Loom is great for 'Show and Tell' type connection needs. I use it in selling, but not as much as in education. I think I need to learn more of the functionalities and options in order to speak well to that point, but it has been great for demos and connecting with professors I always seem to 'miss'.

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I’m a web design educator and entrepreneur and use look literally every day. I use it to quickly share my screen and record educational videos for my students, content for social media, or how-to videos for my VA and team. It saves me so much time and keeps all my processes so organized. I have a separate Loom folder for each client or category, which means I can share a collection of videos with people quickly and easily. I also love the quick embedded gif-sharing feature, and the new AI title and description generation is awesome!

Likelihood to Recommend

If you ever feel you need to book a meeting or a phone call to explain how to do something to a client or even just explain your work, Loom can do that. No need for meetings!

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I have been using Loom the past two years for my bookkeeping business. It has been an excellent tool to show video of my desktop to go over clients' files to give them in-depth personalized instruction on their financial software. Prior to using Loom, I would have to do screen shares for clients in order for us to be on the same page, which could be time consuming. Now, I'm able to record at my leisure and send my clients a link for them to view on their own time. This has been a game changer for my business. My productivity levels are much higher now that I have added Loom to my tech stack.

Likelihood to Recommend

Loom is great for anyone who is trying to record their screen for others - like tutorials and instruction.

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With a (mostly) remote team, Loom is a must-have to collaborate and communicate. Loom enables our team to record videos to share updates, explain complex concepts, or provide feedback, eliminating the need for lengthy email threads or scheduling multiple meetings. This is especially helpful for the different timezones that we have, with marketing spread across East & West Coast USA, Europe, and now New Zealand and Australia.

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Loom is literally the best free (or depending on your team size) tool that I have found in recent years honestly. I have a consulting practice on the side where we work in multiple timezones. Im not the best with words or explaining things over email, and im a much more visual person. being able to show somehow how to do something rather than explain it via email is HUGE. Its literall creating the office culture vibe over video, and its exactly what i need to help scale my consulting while also help provide training at my current job.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I present my proposals and also my work to my clients via Loom (since my customers are all over the world). By doing it this way, they have a clear understanding of what it involves, and It is more engaging.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is perfect for explaining issues, questionnaires, quizzes, or even errors. I also like the fact that users don’t need to log in to watch the recorded video. I don’t use it for course recording because my videos are long, and it's difficult to trim them, and there are not many options.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

This is a great and simple tool for recording videos. It helps to share product ideas among the team to move faster around possible new developments. Create videos for internal training for different company areas before and after releases. And to share bugs with the different teams to help them get solutions faster.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sharing new product ideas to build a better backlog. Sharing customer problems to start working on looking for possible solutions. Sharing bugs with support or developers to have a clear starting point to work. Sharing training content for collaborators before releases to build help center content and other marketing materials.