Opal Pricing Overview

I find Opal to be a great collaborative planning tool for the different communications teams across our enterprise. There are a lot of options for making entries, filtering and searching, which I appreciate. It gives us the opportunity to see not just what's being published internally and externally across the company, but also among our teams and leaders, which helps us align our efforts. There are some features we're not using at this time, but the ability to implement those when the time is right seems easy enough, and overall it's a great tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't know that the system is super intuitive. We've had to onboard our team several times and it required some effort to put our regular comms plans into the architecture of the site (themes vs. stories vs. moments vs. content). But we did get there and now it works great for us. I think the feature I'd most love to see is the ability to export boards or stories. The Opal software is great, but it would help to be able to export things to share with leaders or teams who do not have Opal licenses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate having a live brand calendar in Opal that can be shared across regions, which is extremely valuable for coordinating efforts on a global scale. The functionality for managing a shared calendar is crucial as it ensures consistency and alignment within teams situated in different parts of the world. This feature significantly enhances transparency and collaboration among team members, enabling them to stay informed about marketing initiatives and timelines effortlessly. I also find the integration with Sprinklr for scheduling posts particularly effective and convenient, as it streamlines the workflow and reduces the need to switch between multiple platforms. This seamless connection between Opal and Sprinklr supports efficient content management and distribution, which is essential for executing marketing strategies effectively. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can't share the calendar with anyone who doesn't have an Opal account, which means I can't share with anyone in the brand marketing team. We need to have a way to share the live calendar with stakeholders within the organization who don't have a dedicated Opal account; they just need to check the calendar. Additionally, the initial setup of Opal was not easy, which made the onboarding experience less smooth. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.