What I value most about Perdoo is how intuitive and user-friendly the platform is. The UI/UX makes it very easy to navigate, and the ability to manage information through simple clicks and drag-and-drop interactions saves a lot of time in day-to-day work.
Another strong point is the wide range of integration possibilities with other platforms, which makes Perdoo easier to incorporate into existing workflows and tools.
In terms of performance, the platform has been very reliable. It runs smoothly, updates progress quickly, and I especially like how Objectives can automatically reflect the progress of their Key Results. This makes it much easier to understand at a glance whether an Objective is on track and how the completion of individual KRs contributes to the overall result.
The support experience has also been excellent. Both the support team and the AI features have helped me clarify questions about the platform and understand how certain functionalities work. The AI has also been particularly useful when creating and refining names for Goals, which makes setting up OKRs faster and more consistent.
Finally, I believe the pricing is fair considering the overall value Perdoo provides. The combination of a well-designed platform, multiple integration possibilities, AI and human support, strong OKR management capabilities, and the continuous evolution of the product makes it a good investment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There is not necessarily anything I dislike about Perdoo, but one feature that we currently do not use very often is the Meetings functionality. It seems useful for teams that want to centralize their OKR discussions and recurring meetings within the platform, but it is not a major part of our current workflow. For this reason, compared with features such as goal management, progress tracking, and integrations, Meetings is an area from which we currently get less value. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.