Compare Microsoft Teams and Spot 
Microsoft Teams vs Spot
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Spot easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Spot overall.
- Reviewers felt that Spot meets the needs of their business better than Microsoft Teams.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Spot is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Spot over Microsoft Teams.
- Seamless integration with Exchange: Teams Essentials works with On-Premises or Hosted Exchange so that Office clients can get Teams in the cloud.
- Upgraded online meetings: Provide professional features like virtual backgrounds, screen sharing, and recording from any device for your clients.
- Fully-enabled dynamic chats: Keep conversations going internally or externally with continuous chat, searchable history, and in-app file sharing and collaboration.
What I like the best about Microsoft Teams is that I am able to control the computer of a person that I talked to, specially why they really need help about navigating on the program. This really helpful in facilitating the process during the operations.
Unfortunately, a lot of the things Lync can do are obscured by the user interface. It’s attractive enough and doesn’t look cluttered at first glance, but most of my attempts to do non-basic things involve hunting through icons and menus that are...
Intuitive, easy to set up. Working with Spot has given us the ability to truly stand out as an organization. It's a different feeling bringing clients, partners, vendors into a virtual office as opposed to a standard 'Zoom' meeting.
Not really a whole lot to dislike. The only thing I can think of is that some features are only available in the desktop app (like the ability to share system audio), but some of that is outside of their teams control.
What I like the best about Microsoft Teams is that I am able to control the computer of a person that I talked to, specially why they really need help about navigating on the program. This really helpful in facilitating the process during the operations.
Intuitive, easy to set up. Working with Spot has given us the ability to truly stand out as an organization. It's a different feeling bringing clients, partners, vendors into a virtual office as opposed to a standard 'Zoom' meeting.
Unfortunately, a lot of the things Lync can do are obscured by the user interface. It’s attractive enough and doesn’t look cluttered at first glance, but most of my attempts to do non-basic things involve hunting through icons and menus that are...
Not really a whole lot to dislike. The only thing I can think of is that some features are only available in the desktop app (like the ability to share system audio), but some of that is outside of their teams control.
