At ISDM, MAXQDA plays an important role in supporting our research team’s qualitative and mixed-methods analysis. We currently use single-user licenses, which allows multiple researchers to work independently on different projects while following a shared analytical framework. From a system and license management standpoint, the setup has been straightforward and stable, with no major technical issues during installation and activation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Managing collaboration across multiple single-user licenses can be challenging, especially when researchers need to work on the same project. Project sharing and merging work is possible, but it is not as seamless as modern cloud-based collaboration tools. From an IT standpoint, more robust multi-user or team-based collaboration features would significantly improve efficiency and reduce administrative overhead. Additionally, some advanced features are not always intuitive, which occasionally leads to support requests that could be avoided with better in-app guidance or training resources. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.