SyncGene Reviews

Simple to use, very affordable even for small-scale users and personal use, its automatic ensuring no files or documents gets lost, keeps documents, contacts and calendar organized and ensured I remain in the know about tasks to be done, its cloud-based making it easily flexible, its compatible with both mobile phones and web-based desktop platform. Offers a free trial version to new users before purchase.

Nothing, all features work just like I desire and ensures all my documents get signed to my cloud accounts.

It's a simple, affordable and effective way to auto-sync and backup files, contacts, calendar schedule and documents. No technical skills required.

Preventing file and document loss, automatic backup, it also helps me as a contingency plan for recovering my files in case of a disaster.

I'm a consultant. I have multiple calendars with multiple clients. I also do MS to GSuite Migrations. This helps with both. Now, not only does my one preferred calendar become the source of truth, but I COULD utilize this service in bulk during the transition period when clients don't want multiple calendars.

It's probably a bit expensive if you just have two lightly used calendars. It's a tough sell for an across the enterprise deployment. Chunks of back-office workers just do not have the usage to require a license but a bit more than the free. Also, I'd like to know more about how this interacts with accounts that get closed. If a user is terminated, but they sync this to their personal account, will SyncGene recognize this and delete the data on sync like a Dropbox or Box does?

Ask what other customers are using this for, there may be more value than I see - though I see quite a bit.

If you're moving from Exchange to Gsuite or viceversa, or in an M&A, there's a time period where you may have multiple calendars. This, is killer, especially for executives. MSPs could use this when their engineers have accounts at multiple clients.