Tallyfy vs NinjaOne

"a great app to place all your processes in the one place" What do you like best about Tallyfy? a single place to keep business processes - with an easy to use checklist when going through them - great for doucumenting steps Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Tallyfy? You do need to set aside a lot of time to create a new process- depending how many steps there are - the time saved later does make this worthwhile Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Tallyfy solving and how is that benefiting you? Keeps track of internal steps and processes

- James S.

Tallyfy is being implemented to assist with streamlining certain on-boarding processes. It is being implemented across almost the entire organization in how it works to aid in the sales process as well as the internal intake process.

- Brian Del Terzo Credilife

We were looking for a more serious tool for serious process management problems for our clients. There's a number of "pretty checklist" tools out there that wouldn't be serious contenders because it's impossible to map a flowchart into a checklist. You need features like decision trees and conditional branching to make that happen. Tallyfy is the only "simplified BPM" tool we found that came packed with strong features but was still simple enough for everyone to use

- Jonathan L.

We have been using another RMM for two years without being able to handle some basic functions well. Then we tried Ninja. Ninja is easy to use, with a low learning curve and solves important problems smoothly. Excellent patch management and simple script creation. High availability of information in the Dojo user community. Excellent mobile application. Last but most important, unlimited technical support included, even for learning, even in our language. This is priceless.

- Stefano G.

NinjaOne already offers many useful settings out-of-the-box by default. As soon as a client or server has been deployed, you can enjoy the benefits directly. With other providers, you first have to configure in a complicated way how the software should behave.

- Lucas G.

The Teamviewer licensing bundled in saved us a fortune, and when the virus hit the world, all of our users were easily able to access their desktops from home machines, laptops, tablets... all without a lot of fuss and bother. The integrated Antivirus and remote automated patching was just icing on the cake. As a new edit, I would add that Teamviewer has created some stumbling blocks since this first review, but NinjaOne is still a great solution.

- Bill H.