
I like the color coding options. It makes it really easy for our team to view people's schedules and organize the information in a way that makes the most sense to us. Organizing our schedules based on clients and assigning colors to each one makes it easier to see allocations in Float.com. The color coding helps us make decisions more quickly since we can view the schedule in this way, organizing it in our brains more easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I don't think it's the most user friendly at first. We switched from another resource management tool that everyone was able to understand really quickly. I think there's a lot of tabs that kind of feel like they do the same thing, but you're only able to do certain actions when you're in a certain view or on a certain page. So that can be kind of confusing. We tried doing a Monday integration, and that didn't work. It was actually quite challenging. We had a Float.com representative that tried to kind of onboard our team or prep our team, but I think we tried to implement it before we were really ready. So overall, the company struggled a lot with the implementation, and we didn't find the Float.com rep to be all that helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Hi Anika, thank you so much for this detailed feedback. I think it will genuinely help us improve. I’m really glad color coding has made scheduling clearer and faster for your team, and that’s exactly what it’s designed to do.
I hear you on the navigation complexity. Making Float intuitive from day one is something that our product teams are actively working on, and your point about actions being tied to specific views is a fair one.
I’m also sorry the Monday integration and onboarding experience fell short. When it comes to the onboarding experience, in particular, that’s not the standard I’d expect from our team. If you’re open to it, please reach out to our support team (support@float.com). It would be great to gather some more information from you on where things broke down and help you get more value from Float.


