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Setting up automations for certain events can be a bit complicated. For example, I haven’t been able to figure out how to send both a notification and an email to an agent when an SLA response time expires—if it’s possible at all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Zoho Desk fits naturally into the way we support our clients through email, letting them communicate with us without ever leaving their mailbox. At the same time, some clients prefer contacting our support team through instant messaging, and Zoho Desk includes that option as well. This makes it easier for us to bring these newer communication channels together and keep everything centralized in one system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Keeping triggers and automations consistent across both brands took more care than I expected, built a rule for one brand once and completely forgot to mirror it over to the other, which caused a small inconsistency in how tickets got auto tagged for a few weeks before I caught it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Customers genuinely can't tell they're being supported by the same team behind two different storefronts, which was exactly the point. Agents working from one unified queue instead of switching tools has also kept training simple, new hires only learn one system regardless of which brand's tickets they end up handling. Automation consistency across brands needs real attention though, it's easy to build something for one and just forget the other exists. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the responses can be too general or miss specific details, so improving accuracy and context would help. There is a need to improve response accuracy, speed, and context awareness, especially for specific customer concerns. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Agentforce Service helps me automate repetitive tasks, provide faster customer support, and offer agents the right information quickly, improving efficiency and customer experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes Fin can be repetitive in the way it handles a conversation, which can make the interaction longer than necessary. By the time the conversation is handed over to the human queue, there can be a lot of chat history for us to go through before we can understand the issue and assist the customer. It would be helpful if Fin could keep conversations more concise and avoid repeating information that has already been provided. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Fin helps handle common and straightforward customer queries by providing quick answers without requiring a human agent to step in immediately. This reduces the volume of repetitive questions reaching the support queue and gives us more time to focus on complex issues that require investigation or a more hands-on approach. It also helps customers get answers faster, especially outside of our team's working hours. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Like most AI tools, it takes a bit of time to get used to setting up rules for tricky or unexpected questions. It would be great to have simpler, more precise controls for choosing how the AI handles questions it doesn't recognize. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Before using Jotform AI Agents, we spent a lot of time manually answering repetitive user questions and guiding people through forms. Now, the AI handles initial inquiries instantly and collects necessary details without our team having to step in every time. It saves us hours every week and speeds up our response times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I wish was a little easier was the theming/templating. It looks mostly code based, and I'd love a more WYSIWYG editor for small changes. However, their support team is super helpful and have given us several credits for design use, so they've always taken care of us and our needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Helpjuice helped us solve the problem of a help center going stale or out of date. The analytics were great, support team was great, and the built in content editor had all the styling features we wanted to create great help articles. For example, built in alert panes, which other leading tools simply don't have, and tons of other article add-ins, all of which were superb. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As IT Operations & Client Solution Manager at Northwood Tech Solutions, I manage client project coordination, technical delivery scheduling, vendor oversight, and SaaS evaluation for our US IT services firm. Our lean 11–50-person team has no dedicated IT security or documentation team, and while UserGuiding delivers solid no-code walkthrough building, its unstable element targeting for dynamic single-page applications, limited native analytics, and lack of native mobile application support create recurring roadblocks during client SaaS deployments.

The most frustrating issue is unreliable tooltip and hotspot targeting on dynamic SPA platforms that many of our B2B clients rely on. When client portals load elements dynamically after page refresh or user input, UserGuiding’s selector engine often loses track of UI elements, causing tooltips to misalign, duplicate, or fail to appear entirely. Last quarter, we built a multi-step onboarding flow for a CRM SPA deployment for a wholesale manufacturing client. The walkthrough worked perfectly in our static staging environment, but once pushed to the live tenant, the guide broke whenever users filtered data tables. I spent nearly eight hours manually adjusting CSS selectors and re-recording every step, delaying the client’s user training rollout and pushing our technical deliverable timeline back. For complex client web applications, every UI change requires re-testing and reworking guides, which adds unexpected maintenance overhead to every project.

UserGuiding’s built-in analytics dashboard is also far too basic for our client reporting requirements. The platform only tracks simple metrics like guide views and step completion rates, with no native capability to tie user engagement data to client project KPIs, support ticket volume, or user permission groups. After wrapping up a cloud ERP deployment for a regional retail client, I needed to quantify how much the interactive guides reduced helpdesk tickets for different user roles. I had to export raw UserGuiding event data as a CSV, then manually merge it with our CRM and support ticketing datasets in spreadsheets, a process that consumed four hours of my week. There is no built-in way to create segmented dashboards for each client tenant, so every project performance review requires manual data stitching.

Additionally, UserGuiding cannot overlay guides on native mobile applications, which limits our scope for end-to-end client onboarding. Many of our B2B clients deploy paired web and mobile SaaS tools for their field teams. We can build web walkthroughs with UserGuiding, but mobile app training still requires separate static PDF manuals and recorded screen videos. When we rolled out a field inventory management system for a construction client, office staff received interactive web guides, but field technicians using iOS mobile apps only got static documentation, leading to a spike in support calls from mobile users. We had to maintain two entirely separate training formats, doubling our content creation workload.

An unexpected pain point we encountered is limited multi-tenancy controls. When supporting multiple client environments within the same SaaS platform, UserGuiding does not cleanly isolate guides between different client tenants. On one occasion, a test walkthrough I built for a prospective client briefly appeared inside an active existing client’s portal, forcing us to pause deployment and audit all active guide triggers to prevent repeated cross-tenant contamination.

For our lean IT services team without dedicated documentation resources, UserGuiding’s unstable SPA targeting, shallow analytics, and absence of native mobile support force us to maintain redundant static training materials and spend extra hours troubleshooting broken guides. These limitations eat up time reserved for technical delivery and vendor coordination, while multi-tenancy risks introduce avoidable errors that can compromise client trust during critical SaaS rollout deadlines. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As IT Operations & Client Solution Manager at Northwood Tech Solutions, I oversee B2B client project coordination, technical deployment scheduling, remote engineering workflow alignment, and SaaS tool evaluation for our mid-sized IT services firm. Our lean 11–50-person team has no dedicated documentation or training staff, and before implementing UserGuiding, our client delivery workflows faced three consistent bottlenecks: extremely labor-intensive manual training content creation, repetitive post-deployment support tickets slowing project handoffs, and inconsistent user adoption across client SaaS rollouts. UserGuiding’s no-code drag-and-drop walkdown builder, contextual user segmentation, and in-app engagement tracking resolve these critical pain points, streamline our SaaS onboarding deliverables, and help our team meet tight client technical deployment deadlines.

First, UserGuiding eliminates the massive manual workload of building and updating static client training materials. Previously, our team spent dozens of hours recording screen videos, writing PDF manuals, and creating slide decks for every custom SaaS deployment. Whenever we pushed minor configuration updates to a client’s platform environment, we were forced to rewrite and reissue entire training documents. UserGuiding’s drag-and-drop editor cuts roughly seven hours of repetitive content creation work from my weekly workflow, letting me build fully interactive in-app walkthroughs in minutes instead of days. For example, during a recent cloud workspace deployment for a regional healthcare client, I built segmented onboarding flows for admin users, staff end-users, and finance approvers entirely within UserGuiding. These interactive guides replaced 12 static training files and eliminated the need for three scheduled live client training sessions, accelerating our project handoff timeline by two full business days.

Second, UserGuiding’s contextual tooltips and automated walkthrough sequences drastically reduce post-launch support fatigue for our engineering team. Before this tool, newly onboarded clients flooded our ticket queue with basic navigation questions regarding user provisioning, report generation, and workflow setup, pulling our technical team away from active development and deployment tasks. By embedding trigger-based in-app guidance that activates only when users access specific platform features, we preempt common user errors and confusion. On our Q3 CRM migration project for a local manufacturing client, UserGuiding’s contextual guidance reduced routine client support tickets related to platform navigation by over 60%, letting our engineers focus on resolving high-priority technical bugs instead of repetitive user training issues.

Third, UserGuiding’s built-in engagement analytics solve our previous lack of visibility into client software adoption. We previously had no structured way to identify which platform features clients struggled with, forcing us to rely on subjective client feedback alone. The platform tracks walkthrough completion rates, user drop-off points, and feature interaction data, allowing me to refine our onboarding flows proactively and optimize future deployments for different client verticals.

An unexpected benefit I’ve discovered is UserGuiding’s announcement banner functionality for controlled client change communication. We now deploy targeted in-app modals to notify clients of scheduled system updates, permission changes, or new feature rollouts ahead of time. During a recent security configuration update across multiple client tenants, these in-app alerts eliminated last-minute client confusion and prevented urgent follow-up inquiries, stabilizing our project delivery cadence during high-risk update windows.

For our lean IT services team with no dedicated documentation staff, UserGuiding transforms outdated, labor-heavy client training workflows into scalable, automated in-app onboarding experiences. It cuts redundant content creation labor, lowers routine support ticket volume, and delivers actionable adoption data to refine our technical deliverables. This operational efficiency lets our team consistently deliver polished, user-centric SaaS deployments while adhering to strict client project timelines. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everything is nice. Maybe a little bit improvement on the dashboard UI can be made. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It helps us with converting visitors to qualified meetings. It captures intent users by contextual nudges on the website. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

we would appreciate expanded technical documentation to accommodate language support for our diverse team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It delves deep into our vast data repositories, encompassing various file formats, databases, and cloud-based storage. The ability to retrieve information from different sources under a unified platform has vastly improved our team's productivity and streamlined our workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it would be helpful to allow different levels of licence across different users. For example allow a subset of users have security enhanced, or allow only a single inbox to have the enhanced security, instead of being provided to all accounts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It allowed multiple methods of contact to all live in one location, and the ability to assign tickets to individuals and have powerful reporting tools is very beneficial for managers to see what their staff are doing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only challenge has been that building and refining automation workflows requires patience and careful iteration—it's not a quick, one-size-fits-all deployment. Some intents took longer to perfect, and the process demanded ongoing collaboration and testing. However, this is more a reality of doing it right than a flaw with Flip itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We’ve all but eliminated hold times, our CSAT score has continued to climb, and Flip has been a partner with us at each and every turn. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Did not find anything to dislike. If your needs are complex, make sure to work with the DC team. They are quite resourceful and their platform is quite flexible to address many different scenarios. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We automated support for common issues. One of the major win was automating Returns Management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The web interface doesn't always chime when a chat comes in if the tab is not in focus and when you finally do switch to that tab, you get blown up with all the chimes from the chats. I recommended a solution for them to fix. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really support my customers and am always there for them. This support system makes it super easy. Notifications are instant so I can get in touch with my customer within seconds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing so far. We only just started using it, so that might change, but right now I have no complaints. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We used Intercom before and ran into a lot of hidden fees, and it was hard to get to their support. HelpCrunch fixed both. The pricing makes sense, support is easy to reach, and we didn't lose any functionality. We don't have hard numbers yet because we're new, but the savings are already obvious. If you're looking at Intercom and the price/value is bugging you, HelpCrunch is worth trying. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about HubSpot Service Hub is that some of the more advanced features, like custom reporting or advanced automation, are locked behind higher-tier plans. This can limit small or growing teams from fully leveraging the platform’s potential without increasing costs. Additionally, while the system is user-friendly, there’s still a learning curve when setting up complex workflows or integrations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

HubSpot Service Hub helps solve key customer service challenges like disorganized communication, slow response times, and lack of visibility into customer issues. By centralizing all support interactions through tools like the shared inbox, ticketing system, and knowledge base, it ensures that no customer query is missed and that teams can collaborate efficiently. The automation features reduce manual workload, allowing us to focus on delivering better service. Overall, it improves customer satisfaction while making our support processes more efficient and scalable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Most of what we'd flag is already on the roadmap, and the team has been quick to act on our feedback.

Accuracy in the past has been good but not perfect - it can be over-confident rather than telling the user it needs more information, but that also now seems to be improving. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It deflects tickets before they're created, and gives engineers better context on the ones that do come through. Our deflection rate has roughly doubled since we adopted it, and it's strongest on high-volume, low-complexity questions, which frees the team to focus on complex work. It also shows us which topics keep coming up, so we know where the docs need work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are still some cases where we want to review what the AI has suggested before making a change Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Our team used to spend quite a bit of time going through new tickets manually. The AI takes some of that work away, so the team can get to the actual issues sooner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly not much to flag. The KnowledgeOwl team has been able to address and resolve any issues that I've come across. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We'd been dealing with ongoing reliability issues on WordPress. Moving to KnowledgeOwl gave us a more stable public help center, better tools for keeping content accurate and organized, and it's actually cheaper than what we were paying before. The support quality has meant our team spends less time fighting the platform and more time writing docs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No immediate dislikes, we grow with Alhena Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Gardening Pre Purchase & Post Purchase + Service and Product reviews all be handled by Alhena AI - Which make my CS far more efficient! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm just looking forward to the growth and improvements planned for the platform that will continue to benefit our support team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Richpanel boosts my team's efficiency through automation and AI, providing better organization and analytics than our previous platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.