Samepage

Ability to collaborate with Customers

Transparency in Project timeline

File Management

The speed of transfer can be sluggish with bigger files

Customization of Dashboard

Tagging System

The "Pages" layout is extremely helpful to keep many different kinds of files, comments, etc. in one place and on one project. Basically it enables you to work on a project in real time, instead of having one place to put documents, another for chat, etc.

The "Tasks" feature furthers the seamlessness of the app, making it easy for collaboraters to see the relationship between tasks and projects.

The "Call" feature is a huge win for communicating all in one app and being able to see the project and its tasks and progress all in one space.

It can feel hard at times to get a real big picture view of all the projects and pages happening at the same time. It is easy to drill down or zoom out on specific pages, but it doesn't feel like you're getting a sense of overview or moving pieces for multiple pages.

There is really no way to have subtasks within larger tasks, and that is sorely missing.

It can be quite difficult to get team members up and running - there is a bit of a learning curve and it's not extremely intuitive.

Samepage can be customized to work for any sized company. Files and information can be accessed via many devices, as it’s iOS, Android, Mac and Windows friendly.

Samepage provides access to control and communication for companies to help streamline their operations.

Files and repositories can be managed on the portal where project management is done.

It has good communication options in the app.

I would like to see a richer API that offers access to Samepage’s technology and manipulates it for more apps.

There could also be more features offered in the free plan. It will give users a better feel for the platform.

The new format is not as easy to use as the Legacy Format.

Flexible: Samepage pages can assume a lot of formats to suit your needs

Easy to start: creating an account and starting a page is easy enough even for non-technology oriented people

Very attractive prices for the Pro plan

Samepage allows to upload and view PDF files, but not markup or comment on the pages inside them. Such feature would be extremely useful

There is room for usability improvements. The interface could use more contrast and color to create a better visual hierarchy.

Only three templates fail to show the beginner the true potential of the different formats pages can take on Samepage. There should be more templates and examples.

All communication is literally on one page, so you don't have to learn its navigation. Cuts the learning curve.

User interface is very simple. WYSIWYG.

The mobile app works well and I like how it syncs with the desktop version.

Just discovered the Dropbox sync. Very cool. Works way better than Dropbox at sharing files!

My biggest wishlist item is email integration. We previously used Insightly and that was an amazing feature it had: customers email you saying, "Do this thing for me," and you could click and have it upload and assign the task in Insightly. I'd rate SamePage a 10 if it had that. (But Insightly had too many other nonstarters for us, so we bit the bullet and changed to SP).

While I said navigation was easy, sometimes it's "too easy." You can overthink what you're trying to do and the program is not flexible like others are. There's pretty much only 1 way to do anything. For example, sometimes it's confusing which parts of a page are shared and which ones aren't. Wish that was ID'd better

Don't like having to scroll to the bottom of the task list to add a new task. Since we primarily use SP for tasks, wish it had a "create task" button that could be clicked from anywhere, not just in its task section