Tribble Reviews & Product Details

I love how Tribble generates a full first draft for big RFPs in under an hour, something that used to take me days. The confidence scores help me focus review time only where it's needed, and the Slack integration for routing questions to SEs is a game-changer. The compounding effect of answers getting better and faster with every use is real, and the analytics showing turnaround time improvements have made a big impression with leadership. I also appreciate not having to manually update a content library—Tribble learns from what we approve and connects to our docs automatically. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup was more involved than I expected, especially connecting to SharePoint and Confluence, which required IT and took about a week. Also, the UI has changed a few times recently, and while I get that it's due to fast product updates, it can be disorienting when buttons move or things look different. Exporting is generally good, but we did hit a minor snag with Excel formatting due to merged cells. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tribble does a fantastic job of meeting you in the workspace you are in, notably slack, most consistently. This concentrates workflows and drives adoption, which has been notably high since we took Tribble into our workplace.

The value of the product itself is that it is well trained on our internal systems, which means faster time to value with powerful AI built in. While all AI systems will get it wrong at times, its profoundly accurate often and allows our AEs to work faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’d love for Tribble to replace more of the steps in our CRM process, and it seems like it’s actively rolling that out. Still, having those capabilities become more extensive would be really valuable. In addition, if Tribble could proactively surface insights for leaders and AEs—almost like a personal assistant—it would make the product even more useful.

That said, there’s very little I outright dislike about Tribble; this feels more like an opportunity for future innovation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tribble has been really helpful in operationalizing how we surface campaign priorities to our sales team. It allows us to serve up our CACTUS list of campaigns directly in Slack, so reps don’t have to leave their workflow to see what plays they should be running. The campaigns are clearly prioritized and linked to the resources they need, which makes it much easier for the team to take action.

Another big benefit is the Salesforce integration. Because Tribble is connected to our CRM, reps get more relevant information about their accounts when preparing for outreach and account research. It helps connect the dots between campaigns and the accounts where those plays are most relevant.

Overall, it’s been a great tool for making our campaigns more visible, actionable, and embedded into the daily workflow of the sales team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’d love to see more robust analytics and usage reporting to better understand how the team is actually engaging with the tool. As someone responsible for driving campaign adoption with sales, deeper visibility into what plays, content, and recommendations reps are using would help us identify what’s working and where there are gaps. Stronger analytics would also make it easier to justify the ROI of AI-powered recommendations by showing how they influence rep behavior and pipeline outcomes. That kind of insight would help us double down on the most effective plays and continue deepening usage of the platform across the team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Tribble can pull in information from other sources to provide context, especially when I’m working on later-stage opportunities. Having the account history and background in one place is really helpful, because it lets me build on what’s already there without having to manually sift through a bunch of different places on my own. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes Tribble has formatting issues, like adding strange numbers or letters after certain parts of the text, which makes it hard to simply copy and paste the information. It has also gotten the date wrong numerous times and will pull info or context from two years ago. That makes me concerned about its reliability, especially when I’m sharing information externally. Similarly, when I ask it questions about internal processes or functionality, it doesn’t always pull from a reliable source and may provide an answer without verifying it first. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tribble has been an incredible tool for our team, allowing us to scale rapidly and meet a high degree of customer RFPs and Information Security reviews in this past year. The slack bot from Tribble also integrates easily with our existing communication channels and our team finds it easy to use. The Tribble team is highly responsive and a great partner. We use Tribble several times a day to achieve timely responses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Documentation management can be a little tricky but this can also be attributed to our own processes for reviewing materials. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After more than a year of using Tribble, it has proven to be one of the most dependable and value‑adding tools in our workflow. What initially served as a much‑needed boost to our RFP process has evolved into a connected platform that supports collaboration and content management across the entire organization.

One of the biggest advantages is how easily Tribble fits into our existing systems. It integrates smoothly with SharePoint, our internal web resources, and now Slack—each integration bringing measurable improvements. The Slack connection has been especially impactful: SMEs can jump into channel discussions, review content on the spot, and respond to requests without delays. This has greatly reduced the typical slowdowns associated with gathering inputs or clarifications during the RFP cycle.

Tribble has also become a core part of our Deal Desk operations. We use it for every RFx, and it continues to deliver consistent, dependable results. With the introduction of Tribble Chat to Sales and Customer Success, its usefulness has expanded even further. These teams now have quick access to reliable answers, reducing unnecessary back-and-forth and helping them stay productive.

The AI capabilities are another strong point. Tribble offers helpful response suggestions, creates well‑structured drafts, and keeps content aligned across different documents. Centralizing information in one platform has made collaboration smoother and eliminated duplicated work across teams.

Lastly, the team behind Tribble deserves recognition. Their responsiveness, willingness to collaborate, and ongoing support make the experience even stronger. They truly feel like partners in our process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One improvement I would appreciate is the ability to save the finalized output directly within the project. Having a built‑in option to store the completed version would make it easier to reference, track, and share final deliverables. Adding this as a future enhancement would streamline the workflow even further. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Support team is blazing fast

Ability to fill RFPs using UI or Spreadsheet view, this helps a lot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- When you have 28 active projects it is hard (non intuitive) way to find in which project you have assigned questions. It would be nice to have view in primary dashboard to be able to check "show project where I have assigned" (assigned questions, part of the team etc.)

- Before Tribble I created CustomGPT (in OpenAI) to help answer questions. I have feeded same information to Tribble, unfortunately quite often I have to ask questions questions to my CustomGPT and it still have better answers. I think ability to regenerate already proposed answer with some custom prompt (e.g. "rewrite answer to 1 sentence", or "rewrite answer to 4-5 sentences", "Answer from ISO 27001 perspective", "Answer from GDPR perspective") would be good capability, since there are RFPs where thy ask long answers and there is place where one sentence is good enough.

- It is hard to mark spreadsheet fields especially when first upload was done with mistakes, example - someone uploads sheet and marks YES/NO field as generic answer, so there are cases where there are two generic answer fields in one row.

- i encounter some small mishaps (from my side) like accidentally press "not reviewed" button. So after such misclick I have to go to the "reviewed" section and search for the question (in 100+ RFP "good luck" find right answer), my proposal is to do similar as it is solved in G-Mail a small "Undo" slide-up in lower corner would help a lot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tribble for many daily activities, and I appreciate how it integrates with our internal tools. It searches quickly to find answers and provides lots of background information rapidly. I like that it analyzes data and shows trends in seconds, saving me a significant amount of time. What stands out for me is the ability to inform the team about the accuracy of answers, which helps the tool get smarter over time. It connects to our internal tools, so I don't have to export reports into a different tool; it analyzes them as they are, and this saves me effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are times when you have to be very specific with the things you want. If they could make it easier to prompt, that would be great. Potentially having some starting places and initial example libraries to work from. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Tribble is integrated into Slack, which is the best use case for it. It keeps me working where I am without needing to switch to a different application. Everything is integrated into Slack, which is super helpful and very convenient. As an end user, I appreciate the buttons built out within Tribble, which are super helpful and categorized, so I know exactly where to look. Once I click a button, Tribble asks follow-up questions, making it easier to find the information I need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the only thing I want Tribble to do is to be able to connect to more of my business applications. I don't believe that is a Tribble limitation though, I think that is my company's decision on which apps that they allow to integrate into Tribble. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I work in tech sales for context. What I like most about Tribble is being able to save time. It isn't necessarily tied to specific features, but it definitely helps me feel confident in my messaging when reaching out to prospects. I appreciate being able to share messaging at scale and gather potential prospect information that I might have overlooked. This means I spend less time bugging or coordinating with my team for simple questions and rely on Tribble for that. It saves me time and effort in these areas. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the citing could be more accurate, specifically when I am researching and sharing specific facts and insights. I want to be confident in the messaging that I'm sharing without having to tell Tribble, 'Hey, Tribble, please cite that information.' I want Tribble to do the work in the background to be able to cite that information for itself, and to spew out the correct information to me if I'm outreaching to prospects. I wish there was a way for Tribble to share the set of information with me on the side, and to know for sure that even though AI does make mistakes, it's 100% accurate in what it's sharing with me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.