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10 Competitors to SimplyDocs - Remote Tools
Competitor remote work products to SimplyDocs
Simplifying the way you manage forms and documents
When to use SimplyDocs
1. Lead generation and during the process of customer onboarding.
2. Collect customer details using these forms for updated information.
3. Quickly onboard vendors/partners for your organization.
4. Run survey for your company by sharing the form shortcode over emails & SMS.
5. Perform employee on-boarding and various submissions online.
6. Receive reimbursement and financial submissions digitally
When to use Dropbox Paper
Collaborating with a team across different types of media.
When to use Helpjuice
Startups, Midsize Companies, Enterprise, Education, SaaS, E-Commerce, Government
When to use Tettra
When you want to document your companies' policies and processes.
When to use Slab
Use Slab to keep your company documentation highly organized, with a focus on collaboration. As your company scales, Slab aims at keeping information accurate, beautiful, findable, and disseminated to the right people at the right times.
When to use Chili Piper Inbox
For anyone who uses email and wants to work as a team
When to use Quip
If you can afford it, might be a good choice for collaborative efforts.
When to use Slite
Use Slite when you start your team all the way to when you scale it! As soon as you have your first piece of knowledge on how you run your company and business, log it in Slite.
It's the one place where you'll gather important information and retrieve it.
When to use Confluence
The preferred choice when the size of the team becomes large (>10)
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When to use Archbee
- Share knowledge to your customers, build great relationships
- Build great project docs with our native diagrams, API docs, tables, changelogs, maps and more
- You can create personal notes team notes, technical notes, meeting notes, and executive notes.
When to use Google Docs
Creating/modifying a document collaboratively, when number of collaborators is small (<10)