Huddle
Rating
1 vote
Mantra
The World's Workspace
Solution Overview
Huddle is a network of secure online workspaces where you can share files, collaborate on ideas, manage projects and organize virtual meetings. Huddle enables teams to work more effectively across boundaries, both inside and outside the enterprise. It is available online, on mobile, on desktop, via Microsoft Office applications, the major business social networks and multiple languages.
Features
Unlimited users: Invite as many people as you need.
Discussions: Don’t ‘reply all’. Use Discussion forums to brainstorm ideas.
Document creation: Create and edit Office documents online and on your desktop via Microsoft Office.
File sharing: Store, share and manage your files.
Project alerts and notifications: Assign tasks, auto reminders and iCal integration.
- Whiteboards: Or wiki, share ideas and comments, easily work together on documents
- Document management: Automated versioning, audit trails and approval workflows.
- Meetings: Integrated phone & web conferencing.
- Custom branding: Customize your dashboard, homepage, emails, own URL.
- Security: 128 bit SSL, control over who can see and read documents.
Price Range
$20 to $50 a Month
Languages
English
Pricing Model
- Monthly Pricing
- User Based
Founding Year
2006
Number of Employees
45
Phone
415 - 376-0870
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Reviews (1)
byDNC, February 16, 2012
Huddle has everything you need to manage a project and collaborate with team members. You can upload and share files, manage discussions, have brainstorming sessions in their whiteboard wiki. Its pretty straight forward.
Some minor downsides, the email notifications are a little annoying. You can turn them off, but I wish there was a way to decide what I want an email for and when.
Visually, the platform is kind of boring. I think they meant to keep it simple with the blue and grey, I am not sure what it is exactly, but my brain doesn't enjoy looking at the dashboard for too long.
Still, I have reviewed a few project management apps and Huddle offers the most. There are some comparable apps out there that are more appealing visually and I like their layout better, but they were too expensive.
Some minor downsides, the email notifications are a little annoying. You can turn them off, but I wish there was a way to decide what I want an email for and when.
Visually, the platform is kind of boring. I think they meant to keep it simple with the blue and grey, I am not sure what it is exactly, but my brain doesn't enjoy looking at the dashboard for too long.
Still, I have reviewed a few project management apps and Huddle offers the most. There are some comparable apps out there that are more appealing visually and I like their layout better, but they were too expensive.