Samepage Reviews

Osam A.Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

4.5

Samepage has a variety of features that enable colleagues communication,it helps us to share important information and discuss the progress of ongoing projects within our department,it brings a spirit of team work since every project member will share their work and be discussed on this same platform,i would say samepage tool ensure that all of us are on the same page at work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mercy J.Project Director

4.5

The uploading of information or data from different sources is also practical. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Jerry K.Senior Product Manager

4.5

I am pleased to be able to work at no additional expense to my clients in order to assist them and satisfy their direct contact requirements. It automatically sends reminders to my Outlook calendar and emails, providing all users with an extra warning. I enjoy using visual tools such as process diagrams, logbooks, and Kanban boards to help us meet our workout and deadline goals. The menu elements and actions of Samepage are simple to comprehend and intuitive, making it easy for the majority of my team to configure and manage modifications to the project. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in Packaging and ContainersMid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

1.0

Trying to find a file in a system with multiple layers is a hit mess. There is no easy way to get yo the top level of your file hierarchy. Layout is simply rubbish. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in PhilanthropyMid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

1.5

My company only really uses same page for it's search function. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Monique L.Business Administrator

2.0

The user interface is awkward, the layout is cramped, and the navigation is never fluid no matter where you are on the learning curve. It's not stable so expect page freezes and lost data. I don't bother adding many elements or pages anymore unless I'm feeling like I want the self-inflicted pain of going through a maze with unstable elements everywhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Marcelo de VasconcellosSenior Visual Designer

4.5

At my organization, we started to use Samepage as a collaboration hub for our health research group. Despite being a group of 15 people, we are located in different offices around the city. In addition, most of these people lack IT knowledge. As such, we needed a good tool for online collaboration, but also something that was easy enough for beginners. Everything regarding the group, schedules, meeting notes, tasks, projects, plans, and documents were tracked using our Samepage account. It helped to bring together items spread across a number of different online services.
Flexible: Samepage pages can assume a lot of formats to suit your needs Easy to start: creating an account and starting a page is easy enough even for non-technology oriented people Very attractive prices for the Pro plan

Verified User

4.0

Samepage is a collaboration tool that we use when we are running projects with our Data Centers who are not part of our networks. They are sort of our Customers so its important to maintain all forms of communications and project artifacts in one place. After working with sharepoint, which had a lot of issues with access for outside customers, we decided to switch to Samepage to manage Data projects.
Ability to collaborate with Customers Transparency in Project timeline File Management

Verified User

4.0

Samepage is being used by our organization in a few departments. It helps us to save time by combining the benefits of many applications. Samepage can be customized to work with companies with many users. Files, data, and information can be accessed from any device. It is not being used by all departments, as it can only be used for multi-purpose if you have someone to help with data.
Samepage can be customized to work for any sized company. Files and information can be accessed via many devices, as its iOS, Android, Mac and Windows friendly. Samepage provides access to control and communication for companies to help streamline their operations. Files and repositories can be managed on the portal where project management is done. It has good communication options in the app.

Lori FeldmanMarketing Automation | CRM | Integrated Marketing

3.5

We have been looking for the holy grail of project management for YEARS. We wanted something that could be easily understood by all staff members as well as allow us to communicate with our clients who are not typically tech savvy or interested in learning one more piece of software to manage us. Everyone in our company uses it. We've introduced it to many of our clients.
My biggest wishlist item is email integration. We previously used Insightly and that was an amazing feature it had: customers email you saying, "Do this thing for me," and you could click and have it upload and assign the task in Insightly. I'd rate SamePage a 10 if it had that. (But Insightly had too many other nonstarters for us, so we bit the bullet and changed to SP). While I said navigation was easy, sometimes it's "too easy." You can overthink what you're trying to do and the program is not flexible like others are. There's pretty much only 1 way to do anything. For example, sometimes it's confusing which parts of a page are shared and which ones aren't. Wish that was ID'd better Don't like having to scroll to the bottom of the task list to add a new task. Since we primarily use SP for tasks, wish it had a "create task" button that could be clicked from anywhere, not just in its task section

Dafna LaskinCommunications Director

3.5

We use Samepage in a somewhat limited capacity, mainly to facilitate easy collaboration between colleagues in one specific department living abroad or working remotely. Our main concern was being able to share documents simply and with minimal emailing required, and for someone managing a project remotely to be able to show clear progress and collaboration needs with others.
It can feel hard at times to get a real big picture view of all the projects and pages happening at the same time. It is easy to drill down or zoom out on specific pages, but it doesn't feel like you're getting a sense of overview or moving pieces for multiple pages. There is really no way to have subtasks within larger tasks, and that is sorely missing. It can be quite difficult to get team members up and running - there is a bit of a learning curve and it's not extremely intuitive.

Verified User

4.0

Samepage is being used by our organization in a few departments. It helps us to save time by combining the benefits of many applications. Samepage can be customized to work with companies with many users. Files, data, and information can be accessed from any device. It is not being used by all departments, as it can only be used for multi-purpose if you have someone to help with data.
I would like to see a richer API that offers access to Samepages technology and manipulates it for more apps. There could also be more features offered in the free plan. It will give users a better feel for the platform. The new format is not as easy to use as the Legacy Format.

mattlovato

4.0

I'm hooked. They're really into "[contextual collaboration](https://www.samepage.io/contextual-collaboration)", which means you can add a lot of different things to a single page. I build websites and use it to work with my clients. I can use a page to show them mockups, share quotes, videos, pretty much anything, all on the same page. Way better than hunting through emails. They also integrate with Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and Box, so if my clients already have a preference for an...

bananachicken

4.0

I tested a dozen group collaboration tools from trello, asana hojoki, teambox etc. and this great application takes the cake with generous data storage up to 10 GB (500MB per user) and as many users as you want all for free. If you want to upgrade the prices are very very good. It even includes a versioning system and auto update on document change application Very flexible format. It's a must to check it out, if you want spaces to store documents, conversations, tasks in a group work environme...

jjezek

5.0

After using it for some time you realize they really nailed how to manage projects and collaborate in a team, especially in a co-located one. I do also work on projects that do not use this tool, mostly sharing stuff via google drive and chatting via Slack and that feels backwards.

EliseHymes

3.0

I previously tried to use Basecamp but found it cumbersome. When I started with Samepage, it became quickly apparent what a great Basecamp alternative it was. I could easily manage projects and meetings with my team.

plbenes

5.0

All in one platform to manage projects, with live documents, tasks, events, file sharing and chat. I tried quite a few and Samepage works best for me.

19nicole08

4.0

User-friendly interface, contextual conversations much easier to follow with documents.