DragApp

"Fantastic Way to Organize Tasks" What do you like best about Drag? I like the ease of use. Simply drag and drop into whatever column to organize. My team uses it for help requests and as a platform to handle incoming requests to join our site. It has made the organization of incoming requests easier to handle and put it all in one unified space so everyone has access to work on requests. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Drag? When we get a bunch of requests or when the pileup over time, it would be nice to have some better search functionality. This way we would be able to look up historical data more easily in the future when working on-site improvements and data analytics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Drag solving and how is that benefiting you? How we were originally handling requests was through our individual emails, making it difficult to coordinate tasks. Drag allows for a unified space for all items to go through and creates an easy-to-use and well put together platform to handle what our team does daily.

- Joseph S.

"It's basically the holy grail for efficiently managing multiple inboxes." What do you like best about Drag? The "reply as" feature is a huge time saver if you manage several inboxes and typically find yourself loggin into and out of your accounts constantly. The Internal chat in each card really prevents miscommunication and is also nice for efficiency's sake; you don't have to leave your board and can really quickly work through your messages. I like that you can both label *and* color code your cards, because I like to be able to quickly see where things stand and colors really do the trick for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Drag? I wish there were a way to poke through emails without having to go back and mark them as "unread" for the team. It would be cool if there were a stealth mode, because sometimes I like to scan through things just to get an idea of where tomorrow stands without actually taking action. I guess that could get messy though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. Recommendations to others considering Drag: If you're overwhelmed by high volume inboxes that involve multiple stakeholders and you need a way to cut down on the back-and-forth, quickly assess where things stand, and prevent important things from falling through the cracks, don't hesitate -- Drag is your answer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Drag solving and how is that benefiting you? The biggest issue we're solving is managing workflows inside multiply-managed inboxes. Knowing that someone has taken action on a message and moved it to a different stage of the workflow w/ just a glance is huge and goes a long way toward eliminating redundancies and also keeping things from falling through the cracks. It's a life saver for accountability and efficiency.

- Matthew M.

"Review of Drag" What do you like best about Drag? I that we can collaborate in our personal email. It makes it easier not to have to log in to different emails. That's probably the best feature of Drag. I also think that the mobile version of the app is pretty good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Drag? I don't like that there are not any of the folders that we have in our email. Sure, there are boards, but not the folders to place our files in. If I could change anything, that's what I would do. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Drag solving and how is that benefiting you? The problem that Drag is solving for our team is not having to do a multi-factor verification since the app is in our personal email boxes. I think that is a massive benefit for us.

- Eric L.