I think the best part is the customization calabrio offers, you can play around multiple settings and the "shift bags" are a game changer when it comes to scheduling. AI assisted forecasting is working great. You can schedule hundreds of agents across different skills.
Adherence tracking and adjustments are quite easy and allow you to see in real time how the agents are performing.
For agents, it has very simple UI and allows agents to use self scheduling, shift bidding or preferences, which is a great way to allow agents to pick their desired shifts without compromising coverage.
Calabrio offers integrations with Genesys cloud cx, Twilio and other platforms. If you are evaluating calabrio make sure you verify the integrations as the support can vary.
In terms of performance, the platform functions great, tho scheduling side can be a bit slow, it's not an issue in everyday use. For agents, everything works flawlessly and you can allow agents as much freedom as you need. As mentioned UI is quite simple and agents should easily access every feature. Scheduling side might need more training/onboarding as it has lots of features and criteria's for schedule creation and publishing.
Pricing is on higher end as far as I am aware and they do have an one time onboarding fee. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I would say pricing and integrations are the points where it needs more attention. As mentioned pricing can be on higher end while also having implementation fee.
When it comes to integrations, you can only have one real time integration, which limits you if you are running multiple platforms simultaneously.
Reporting and analytics can be difficult to navigate at first, creating custom reports has a steep learning curve, which will require at least few weeks to get comfortable Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
