
Best document processor available currently. It is reliable and versatile. I like its interface, formatting options, and seamless integration with other Microsoft Office tools like Excel and Outlook. Features like “Track Changes” and “Comments” make collaboration smooth, especially in corporate-like professional and academic settings. Cloud integration via OneDrive ensures that it can be drafted on any device and continued editing on another device. It’s also highly customizable with templates for cover pages, reports, etc., which saves a lot of time. Its feature of the automatic Table of Contents is also great. I have used it in my job in EY and currently use it for drafting replies for GST and Income Tax. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
At times, Word feels heavy and takes time to load, especially on older systems. Some advanced formatting (like large tables or images) can get misaligned when shared with others. The subscription-based model (Microsoft 365) is expensive for freelancers like me or students compared to free alternatives like Google Docs. Also, occasional crashes when handling very large files can be frustrating. It does not have the Indian Rupee Symbol, not even in the 2021 Professional version that I use.
It can have features like correcting capitalisation of letters in a word or sentence in a more smarter way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


