Karbon vs AnyMeeting

The biggest downside I have found is when updating a template the templates should automatically be updated when a new version is created as if a job is on annual renewal if the previous job has not been reset the new one created is based on the last one made instead of the new updated template. I would like the option for when editing the template if there was an option for updating all existing or to update all future job creations that would be the biggest improvement.

- Harry K.

Being able to create work, create tasks under the work, and assign to staff. Everyone that's assigned to the work can track the status of the work and reassign when needed to manage people's workload. We can also create budget time for the work/task/assignment and log actual time to better manage team capacity and expectations. I also like the comment features where we can tag a certain team member and comment on a task, note, and email message. It is a great tool to eliminate additional email messages as well as keep the communications in one place.

- Ellie Z.

The thing I like best about Karbon is the capabilities that go beyond just an email platform like Outlook - the ability to create "works" for a whole team to track their time against, with organizational capabilities that allow you to manage your work day, week, month, which comes in handy when trying to plan for the future as well as grow your company. I like the ability to consolidate all of your teammates's emails with a contact so you can also get caught up on the email threads without having to bother teammates to get the TLDR, which could also get misconstrued through the game of "telephone".

- Jamey M.

5 stars for offering the Pro version for free until the end of 2020. Light on features but does what it's supposed to do on Android. Haven't had any problems using on Android but the Windows version has connectivity and high data packet loss issues. Which is problematic because some attendees must use a desktop to access. Hard to make the switch from BlueJeans, Zoom, or Teams until the desktop app is tightened up.

- Anonymous User

Meetings work well. However, the Android app is pitiful with practically no options other than start or join a meeting. For example, you have to use a computer to schedule meetings. If the app had full capabilities I'd give it 5 stars. But missing functionality is a huge drawback in my opinion.

- A Google user

This app is extremely frustrating. When I'm in a meeting, it kicks me out and then asks me to review the quality of the app. Even though I'm mostly able to rejoin it'll keep kicking me out even 2 to 3 minutes causing me to miss on important discussions. Please fix this because I have no control over which virtual meeting service my company uses.

- Caitlin Campbell