PULT Reviews & Product Details

I check the app from the van to see who’s in before I decide whether it’s worth driving to the office between jobs. That’s basically it. The presence view is accurate enough that I can rely on it, and it loads quickly too, which is more than I can say for most of the tools we use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It drains my phone battery if I leave location on, so I end up turning it off. But then the presence data about me is wrong anyway. The app has also logged me out twice in the middle of the week for no reason I can figure out. On top of that, the desk map doesn’t tell you anything—Desk 42 could be anywhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Booking a desk takes about eight seconds on my phone, which feels like exactly the right amount of effort for a tool like this. I also like being able to check whether the two people I usually pair with are coming in before I drag myself across the city. That visibility has genuinely changed how I plan my week. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The desk map doesn’t tell you anything useful. “Desk 42” could be by a window or right next to the kitchen, and you only find out once you arrive. I’ve basically started memorising which desk numbers are the bad ones. The mobile app also logs me out every couple of weeks for no obvious reason, which is frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Presence tracking gives me accurate hybrid attendance data without having to rely on timesheets or calendar guesswork. I also use the desk booking feature to plan team days and make sure new joiners have a spot when they come into the office. Pre-registering interview candidates helps ensure they’re greeted properly instead of being left waiting at reception. When I need attendance reports for policy compliance, I can export them in just a few clicks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Attendance data doesn’t sync with our HRMS or payroll platform, so month-end still means exporting files and reformatting them manually. The system also doesn’t distinguish between full-time employees, contractors, and interns in its reports, which is important for our compliance documentation. On top of that, people often forget to check out, and by late afternoon that ends up skewing our presence numbers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We use PULT to book training rooms and track attendance for internal upskilling sessions on new frameworks and tools. The presence view shows me who’s on-site, which makes it easier to schedule sessions when people can actually attend. I also pre-register external trainers as visitors so they can check in without me having to escort them from reception. Attendance records export cleanly, which helps a lot with our training compliance documentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The booking system doesn’t clearly distinguish between training rooms, meeting rooms, and quiet zones, and that has led to booking conflicts. There’s also no built-in attendance tracking for virtual participants, so for hybrid training sessions we still need to rely on a separate tool. On top of that, the feedback collection features feel too basic to properly measure training effectiveness. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PULT gives me a complete log of client visits, including check-in times, hosts, and meeting durations. The presence dashboard shows me when my account team is on-site, so I can coordinate impromptu client meetings. Automated notifications alert me when a client is in, which ensures I can account for clients and colleagues during incidents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is no native CRM integration, so I have to manually log client visit details into our sales system. Also, the client-facing portal isn’t branded to our agency, which slightly weakens the professional impression. On top of that, the reporting tools don’t provide a simple client visit summary that I can share with the account teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate being able to organize desks into different work zones. It makes it easy for employees to choose quieter areas when they need to focus, or move into more collaborative spaces for team sessions. That kind of flexibility supports different work styles without making the office feel chaotic or disorganized. The desk booking flow itself is also very smooth and straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At first, some employees accidentally book desks in the wrong zones. Clearer, more visible labels for the different workspace types would help prevent this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PULT’s real-time presence dashboard gives me a clear, live view of all visitors, contractors, and employees currently on-site across multiple floors and buildings. The emergency check-in feature helps our security staff quickly mark individuals as safe or missing during evacuation drills. With the mobile app, I receive instant alerts when someone enters a restricted zone without the proper credentials. The visitor pre-registration feature also integrates smoothly with our lobby kiosks and our badge-printing system, which makes the check-in process more efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The system still doesn’t integrate with our biometric access control panels, so some data entry remains manual. During high-stress situations, generating the emergency roll call report takes a few extra clicks than it should. I’ve also noticed the dashboard refresh can lag by a few seconds, which feels slow when we’re dealing with active security incidents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The scheduling board is visual and color-coded, which makes it easy for me to see which technicians are available, en route, or on-site at any moment. When I use drag-and-drop to reassign a job, the update automatically syncs to the technician’s mobile app, so no one misses a change. The travel time estimator also helps me avoid sending someone across town when another tech is closer. And with automated customer notifications, clients stay informed about arrival windows without me having to make extra calls. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I reassign several jobs at the same time, the board can quickly become visually overwhelming, and I end up zooming in just to avoid mistakes. The system also doesn’t always recommend the best technician based on specific hardware expertise, so I still have to rely on my own knowledge to make the right call. On top of that, some customer notifications arrive a few minutes late, which can create unnecessary confusion. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use PULT to plan weekly routes for our mobile health vans based on community needs and resource availability. The check-in feature lets me confirm when our teams arrive at each location and when they finish. I can attach site photos and client counts directly to each scheduled stop, which makes end-of-day reporting much easier. Offline mode is a lifesaver in rural areas with poor connectivity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The route optimization feature doesn’t account for road conditions or security concerns in certain remote areas, so I still have to adjust routes manually. Also, the calendar view becomes cluttered when we have overlapping schedules across multiple districts. I wish there were a way to track consumable medical supplies per vehicle within the same platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mostly the visitor log. We have a lot of people coming through the door, and it’s a lot better than the paper book we used before. Now I can quickly look up who came in on a Tuesday three weeks ago, which I couldn’t do previously. That’s really about it, honestly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The kiosk is slow. When three people arrive at the same time, they end up standing there waiting. I’ve also never really figured out the reporting side of it, and I don’t think anyone here has either. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.