Discord Reviews

Discord is a phenomenal tool for communication, especially when dealing with a younger demographic. With the ability to create servers, specific rooms, and to voice chat, Discord is really flexible. Because it's used primarily by the gaming community, sometimes it lacks in a professional presentation and can seem a bit more casual.

Discord is more suited for conferences, community communication. It can also be used for sharing study material. Discord is less preferred than Slack according to me in corporate companies. While discord is in the list of top applications, it still needs to get a lot of work done to be on the top.

I believe that Discord is quite suitable for use within the company, especially companies that are 100% remote. The division by channels provides easy access to information regarding each project. Individual conversations also facilitates communication between company employees. Permission levels also help a lot with each project's level of confidentiality.

Discord is an excellent platform when you need rapid communication and feedback in either work or social environments. Discord is superior to voice-only conference calls because the chat can be utilized to provide links to additional resources or to share imagery. Discord doesn't have the video capability that other meeting apps have, but for audio/text only it works perfectly.

Discord is an excellent way of keeping your team together and have team discussions when remote working is taking place. It brings all parties together and works extremely well. Even if a user is on the road the mobile app allows you to still be part of the conversation. Users felt integrated into the company as we can start chats at any point and simulates the office environment.

There is plenty of online documentation and knowledge base articles. As well as having an open API to be able to tie it into other products makes it a really viable solution for any business. I have never had to contact support, any questions which I have need answered can be found in the documentation,

Discord is great for communication in the office. With everyone working remotely, it can be hard to lean over to tell someone about something you've been working on. We can use discord channels to communicate with a whole team or direct messaging to communicate with someone specifically on a particular issue. I have been using Discord for many years and have found it a valuable tool in all things communication-based.

I have very rarely had an issue with Discord that I needed to contact support about, but when I have, support has been very quick about reaching back out to me and assisting me in resolving my issue. They read what you say and respond to it with intelligent and helpful responses. Nothing is more frustrating when you try communication with the support of a company and they don't actually read what you have to say or what your issue is. Luckily, Discord takes the time necessary to evaluate problems on an individual basis and assist you based on the problems you're facing.

Discord may a little less professional when it comes to a professional setting, but everything else about it is just so easily accessible that I would not mind using it in a professional setting. Discord is just extremely easy to use. It has made pandemic a lot less stressful because i do not have to scramble to find ways to talk to friends. Being able to jump in and out of a call is an amazing feature.

I would give it a 10 rating because it absolutely deserves it. Discord has made things like keeping in touch extremely easy for people. Anywhere from gamers, businessmen and even family calls are all a part of this fantastic application. The ease of access of being able to jump in a room with your friends and talk to them is amazing.

I would not recommend Discord for the workplace, but rather recommend it for a network of gamers or people with a like-minded hobby who want to get together in a chat, and be able to use some coding/programming tools along the way. It definitely is great for the gaming community.

I have never used the support function for Discord therefor I really do not know. Would assume it is as good as all the other companies out there, but have never tried and likely won't need to try at any point moving forward. Slack has a great support team though which I have used.

Discord is great for promoting a brand's awareness and engaging new users. Recently, I helped on a campaign for Energi cryptocurrency, and Discord provided an awesome environment for bringing in new users and promoting the brand. We were able to share creative memes, 'birthday cards', and the company could even share the coin among active users. It was a unique application of Discord that I was very impressed with.

I haven't had to use support yet, but I do know from speaking with other users that the support is very responsive and plugged into the user base to improve the software and interface and features.