Grammarly integrates with most commonly used programs such as MS Office and web browsers like Chrome. It is fairly easy to access, though refinements in where and how Grammarly appears can alter workflows. I reguarly use the MS Office plug in for review of long documents and sometimes us the AI feature to revise and edit. I often prefer the responses and content more than CoPilot but a drawback in its performance is the ability to review larger amounts of text. At times, the AI will time out and it takes more tries to get it going than using an alternate platform. For Outlook emails, the proofreading is good but the prompts to improve are nt as responsive and do not seem to adjust in real time.
I am currently using the the enterprise-level product for our organization the pricing is fair but unsure if it will be useful enough to pay for separate AI enterprise services in addition to Grammarly. The support features are not fabulous, I've mostly been directed to FAQs, not much real time, chat support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Having to run dual AI systems and no longer having the in-document proof/edit tool. The floating pin is not always responsive and hard to track where you are within a document. The AI email is also lackluster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.



