UI is easy to follow. Pricing is reasonable.

I think it's really the simplicity of the whole platform. The fact that it captures information from sign up, it gives you the insight internally as to what systems are being used. We get an idea of the sort of coverage that we've got by the different categories of products that are being used. It gives us visibility maybe of any duplicate different teams have gone off and chosen different products to solve the same problem. From an IT perspective, that then allows us to turn around and go, is this now something we ought to consolidate on one single platform across the company, or are there real reasons for having two or three different versions of a similar product.

Nudge is easy to use, easy to setup, the pricing was reasonable for a company our side as well and it integrated with most everything in our tech stack.