What I like most about Folloze is that it gives me a fairly organized way to manage shared boards and collaborate with other people. I particularly find the invitation workflow useful because I can add people by name or email and decide whether they should have an Editor or Subscriber role. Having those options makes it easier to manage access depending on how someone needs to participate.
I also like that the invitees are kept in one place, so I can see who has been invited and manage participation without having to coordinate everything separately. The interface is clean enough that, once I became familiar with the different sections, I could move between boards, channels, and other areas without much trouble. For my day-to-day work, the biggest benefit is having a central workspace where collaboration and access management are handled together rather than relying on several separate processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main thing I would improve is the learning curve when getting started. There are several areas of the platform and different permission options, so it took me some time to understand how everything was organized and which access level made the most sense for different users.
The invitation workflow itself is straightforward once you know where to find it, but I think the experience could be a little more intuitive for someone using Folloze for the first time. I would also like to see a more streamlined way of managing larger groups of invitees, particularly when different people need different levels of access. These are relatively minor issues for me, but improving them would make the overall collaboration experience even smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.