Best Mobile Form Software Around
January 17, 2019
Best Mobile Form Software Around
Score 6 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Intouch Insight
We went with Intouch Insight specifically for their mobile forms software. We used to make them using embedded forms formatting for desktop or Google Forms but found that they heavily lacked mobile usability. This software is used by our UX team and demand gen team. These two teams use it to support and ideally surpass conversation goals.
- Compatible with most smartphones: Our forms can be viewed and used on almost every smartphone. Some outliers may be phones that are not up-to-date on software.
- Variety: We can make an array of form types enabling us to really update our mobile experience. We also have a good selection of question types to use to build out engaging forms rather than stale ones.
- Simple to use: The builder interface is really simple to use. You can drag your questions to shake up the order, add images if needed, and you can even provide a question description to give users more detail.
- Data can be "collected" offline: If the person uses the form offline, it's supposed to sync with our software after they come online. We've found that it doesn't always sync well and we have to use incomplete data or trash the form fill as a whole.
- Set up is a little challenging: We had to work with a customer rep along with reading the help forum to get this set up the way we wanted it to be, causing us to use up time we didn't originally allot to it.
- Issue alerts: While it does work most of the time, we have had a few hiccups with the issue alert functionality. We would actually find the issue or be informed of the issue before the software alerted us.
- Positive: More reliable answers in a neater presentation.
- Positive: Creation of more forms without adding more time, leading to more insights.
- Positive: Reduction in cost on materials (paper, pens, etc) which equals the cost of the software.
Compared to InTouch, these three look like amateurs. They are far too simple and do not have the mobile capability and mobile display appearance as InTouch. While they are cheaper alternatives, you'd be losing out on a lot of key benefits, especially with analytics, that InTouch delivers to its users.