@work Reviews & Product Details

@work provides a seamless and efficient platform to streamline your workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One downside of @work could be its learning curve for new users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

align my tasks effectively productivly and securely Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

sometimes its get slowed on my system otherwise its fruitful Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With built in chat, the app serves the common communication needs for distributed teams. The Announcement, Company Feed, and Survey are also really nice to engage your employees. It’s actually a neat app that I stumbled across after going through a demo with them and not expecting to use it. And it’s affordable too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The sidebar is limited to one customizable feature. There are five icons but the top 2 and bottom 2 can’t be changed and there isn’t an option to pin more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It combines chat, video conferencing, file sharing, project management, and online learning in a single app without needing to have multiple subscriptions. It is easy to navigate and great for communication and collaboration, especially when you have a team working remotely. It’s still fairly new with more features on the way but gets you started with the basics in the free version and the paid version is far less expensive than most apps that only offer one feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Unlike Discord you are limited to a single server/account at a time and cannot switch freely between them so it’s more for internal communication, in order to chat with someone, they have to be added as a user so external communication is limited. There are no major integrations so it’s a purely standalone program. It does require installing the application on the device as there is no browser-based version but it’s a minor nitpick. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Love the ease of announcing employees with company news using the announcement and survey features and almost every result can be exported in form of Excel files Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The free version does have customizable themes. With the paid version, you can customize the look of the app with your company logo and colors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Bangkok, it was necessary to have a tool like @Work for the company to communicate stuff to all staff, e.g., Company announcements, company news, etc. @Work also provide our teams to connect wherever they are via Chat or Calling. Also, @work offers you the file-sharing host in which you can share your files, images to peers separating by defined roles and authorization. Moreover, You can use @Work for planning your team’s works and track the progress along the way of your project. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I prefer to have a connection with other software like Microsoft Office, calendar, or other tools. So we will not need to maintain and syn information from many sources Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Using @Work lead us to have better ability to communicate with our people in every situation. It’s easy for staffs to follow up about internal stuff. The application really helps us to keep things on the right track and well-manage tasks assigned. The ability to share images, video and big size of files in every form with ease is way better compared to other applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I personally don’t like its design which seem too clean and simple. Moreover, I would be so appreciated if they come up with calendar or any reminder features. That would be really helpful to follow works assigned. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The app is easy to learn and provides solid security for chats and business communications with end-to-end encryption. Besides, it’s great that I can share files between my team directly and they are systematically kept. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The free version doesn’t have a lot of storage space so it might fill up quickly, especially for bigger businesses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how it’s a platform that links management teams and people inside the company together. We can share works, news, files, updates, comments on other posts as well as video conferences through @Work.

Besides, the application is a platform for us to share beneficial courses for self-improving, sharing what we know, and learning what we don’t. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The is a feature of chatroom where members can check whether who read the message or hasn't read it yet. In the recipient's view, sometimes they may have read it from notification but not actual go to chatroom to acknowledge or maybe they have not acutual responded due to busyness.

Anyhow, from the sender's point of view, it is an advantage to track and reach the right person. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So the @Work app is definitely a good choice for an engineering or IT team. It has a lot of features that will help your team improve their productivity. The key features are:

Matter Screen: This screen has three useful widgets, which are Announcement, Learn@Work and Meet@Work. Announcement is a good place to send general announcements for your team, Learn@Work is for posting upcoming courses or seminars useful for your team, and Meet@Work shows the team members any upcoming meetings.

Chat: This is a persistant chat interface, similar to other apps of this type. It is easy to set up individual chats and group chats, and it also very straight forward for sharing images. It has a context menu for setting up voice or video calls. Screensharing is similar to how it is done in competing apps.

Learning@Work: This is the main screen for Learning, which is referenced by the Matter screen. This shows coursework and progress for your team. With this feature, I imagine @Work could also work well for a training center or college course. Of course, most IT companies have required training, so this will work for that as well.

Feed: This is where you can set up a news feed. Basically, this is for persistant information that you'd like to keep available. It is easy to use and supports posting images. It you post a link to something, it will share the link with a short description based on the Web page parameters. (It does the same thing in chat, but chat is meant for less persistent content.)

Services: This shows widgets related to File(Cloud Storage), Learn Admin(Learning@Work Administration), Learn@Work Service Widget, Meet@Work Service Widget, Support@Work(for contacting the @Work support team), and Survey@Work (which is for setting up surveys for your team). You can also add other services and useful Web links to this section.

Profile: This is you user profile, which shows all of your posts, your Friends list, and your user information. This is where you can add a picture of yourself as well.

Menu: This has typical menu items like Edit functions with undo and redo and similar commonly used functions.

Gear Menu: This has more advanced settings for your @Work team, for example, it allows you to set themes for the @Work app. It covers a comprehensive list of settings which I won't go over in this reviews.

Based on my usage of @Work, I think it is a great collaberation tool for any corporate or education team, I think you should certainly consider it as an alternative to some of the other commonly used corporate communication tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I didn't see any downsides that would make me not recommend the product, but I did have a problem signing up. I think this problem only affected me, and the @Work team resolved the problem very quickly. Ultimately the responsiveness of their support team impressed me, they were much faster than some bigger company's support staff. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.