
What I like most about Lark is that it brings many essential business tools into one platform. Instead of using separate applications for communication, task management, approvals, forms, databases, and automation, we can manage most of these activities within the same ecosystem.
I particularly use Lark Base, Automation, and Messenger on a daily basis. Lark Base is very flexible because it can be connected with forms, dashboards, approvals, calendars, and automated workflows. The ability to build and automate business processes without requiring programming skills is also a major advantage.
Overall, Lark helps us centralize our work, reduce the need for multiple applications, and make our day-to-day processes more structured and efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main thing I dislike about Lark is that the application can feel quite heavy, especially on entry-level mobile devices. We have also experienced occasional issues when submitting forms with multiple images, where the upload fails and the user has to fill out the form again.
I also think the form experience could be improved by adding a Save as Draft feature, especially for longer forms that are completed on mobile.
Another area that needs improvement is document compatibility. When importing documents from Microsoft Word, the original formatting and layout can sometimes change, requiring additional manual adjustments.
Lark Base and Automation are already very powerful, but I believe they could be made even more flexible for more complex use cases and integrations. These improvements would make Lark even more reliable and suitable for broader business operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.