I love that CaseIQ helps us seamlessly manage our cases across 4 different users who are using it everyday. The UX design is really straight-forward for our board members who also have access to a few cases. We do not have any integrations we use with CaseIQ.
The support team is also quite helpful. I had a great experience working with Reda when we had to merge a bunch of our data. She made me feel really confident in her team and what they were doing.
I also really like the history options on the case files so you can review the history of the case, who was looking at it, who worked on it, who opened files. My team also uses the to-do feature everyday to remind ourselves to check up on a case, or that something was due.
We also use the reporting feature quite a bit, it helps us review what cases may be sitting and need action taken on them and we can provide specific data-points to senior leadership when needed. The database is also really great and handling big files and being able to search them for specific words or sentences.
I also like that Profiles ahve URLs in them so we can easily access a players profile on our registration platform without having to search them up again.
My team uses this product every day 8-hours a day, and we definately get our money worth. I do not know how we could manage cases without it and the customizability of it makes it so we can do what we need for our organization. Análise coletada por e hospedada no G2.com.
One of my dislikes of CaseIQ, and biggest dislike, is the search bar at the top. If I go and search a case number, for example 2026-0234, it will pull up every 0234 case from previous years, random files, etc. before I see 10 cases down in the search bar the case # I am looking for.
I end up going to a profile, searching the profile and finding the linked case from there. I think the search bar needs better compatibility. It's quite annoying and it wastes a lot of my time especially when I am searching and working on mulitple cases at once.
My team also struggles with development and developer timelines. We have requested a seemingly easy change in our customer facing report form, to make static fields movable, and we have been told timelines like Q4 of 2025 that were never met and the change has still not been put on the roadmap. While I have worked in product development before and understand that timelines and products change, it is frustrating to be told something different every time and never get a true timeline and if we do get a timeline it is never met and never followed up on.
The last thing I dislike about CaseIQ, which I am sure is a security reason, is that it makes me re-log in if I have CaseIQ open in multiple tabs. Which I usually have 5-10 tabs open at a time with CaseIQ in all of them. I underttand this as a security concern but it's sometimes frustrating. Análise coletada por e hospedada no G2.com.
