The last few months have been busy. More and more companies are waking up to the immense value Prodly delivers in automating the plan, test, deploy, and monitor stages of Salesforce ALM. For instance, when it comes to meeting DevOps requirements, our enterprise customers in the Americas give us satisfaction ratings that outrank those of several market leaders.
Prodly Shines With Ease of Setup, Short Go-Live Time, and Ease of Use
We believe setting up a Salesforce ALM solution shouldn’t feel like rocket science—and so do our customers. They’ve given us two thumbs-up for our easy setup. Plus, our go-live time is so short, you might miss it if you blink.
But that’s not all. Our UI is as clean as a whiteboard before a brainstorming session. Couple that with our no-code tools, and you’ve got a platform that’s as welcoming to admins as it is empowering to developers. Just think about it—automatic relationship mapping for Salesforce CPQ deployments, instant sandbox seeding, 1-click scratch org creation, easy SOX audit report generation… and much more. In short: Prodly is user friendly—yet nothing short of formidable.
User Reviews: The Voice of Our Customers
Enough about us; let’s talk about you. Ever wondered why customer reviews are so important?
In the current market, there’s an overwhelming variety of choices when it comes to Salesforce ALM and DevOps platforms. What really cuts through all the noise? Honest feedback from real users.
The reviews from our customers don’t just rate our solutions—they also validate our trustworthiness and credibility. So check out our reviews on G2, and request a quick demo to see Prodly in action. It could be one of the best business decisions you make this year.
How can customer reviews help me when it comes to buying business applications?
Customer reviews can be helpful to learn more about a product or service before buying it. Real users’ experiences can provide more information about the pros and cons so you can make a more informed decision.
Where can I find customer reviews for business applications?
There are a couple of ways to look for customer reviews. You can go to the vendor’s website; look for reviews on third-party websites like G2 and TrustRadius; and ask friends, colleagues, and other people in your network for recommendations.
I’m reading some customer reviews of a product I’m thinking of buying. What should I look for?
First, note its overall rating—does it have three stars, four stars, or five stars? Then make sure to read both positive and negative reviews—the more detailed, the better. And be wary of reviews that are too positive or negative. These may not be authentic, which would mean they don’t represent the across-the-board experience of other customers.