3veta is a meeting experience for
remote teams. 3veta offers features to support remote teams, including: Full HD video conferencing Scheduling (booking page, shared team calendar, 2-way
calendar sync, synchronization with Microsoft Exchange, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar; meeting reminders, etc.) Custom branding (possibility to fully white label the whole experience) Integrations with 5000+ other web apps.
$10
per month per user
Zoho Bookings
Score 9.9 out of 10
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Zoho Bookings is an appointment scheduling software that helps individuals and teams across industries book meetings and services.
$8
per month per user
Pricing
3veta
Zoho Bookings
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Basic
$10
per month per user
Premium
$19
per month per user
Basic
$8
per month per user
Premium
$12
per month per user
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3veta
Zoho Bookings
Free Trial
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Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
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It was easier to be supportive as a moderator in 3veta. It has a better preview and controls, but most of all, it is stable. In comparison with Zoom, 3veta is simplified and easy to use, but missing some options. [For example,] the host cannot prompt participants to agree to be …
Each of them is good in its specific aspect and I can only say that you have to try them to get a personal feedback. Zoho Bookings does give the edge though, for the booking industry. It automates a lot of steps and will definitely help save a lot of time.
I found the integration with the two above is great if you're a Google Calendar user which we are not. While with Zoho Calendar we can have two way integration with Google Calendar there wasn't a need to do so. With Zoho Bookings which also integrates with Google Calendar we …
When I am a moderator at the meeting, I [can] mute/turn off the camera to everyone except the host. It's huge for me to have it in one click. I am very grateful for that. I [would] love to see the "allow all" option when many people knock, but it's ok. I love the mobile app option because, today, many people use only the mobile phone and don't even have a PC or laptop. When you decide to start recording the meeting, you will be prompted to select the screen you want to share for that purpose. Recording the screen and the camera at the same time is not possible. The video is provided in WebM format. When I want to save the chat, I have to select text and copy it.
Zoho Bookings from my personal experience is best when you have a growing list of customers and need to get free of the hassle of taking written notes in your Rolodex. It's like a CRM but optimized for booking tasks. I believe it would be less suited, if you are a new business starting from scratch
3veta is very easy. Even if you don't have any technical or coding skills, you will be able to create your own platform in less than 10 minutes.
You can do everything in one single place--your own platform with your name on it. You can host video consultations, you can get bookings and receive payments, etc.
It still needs more robust features and customization, like workflows and such. I'm confident they'll continue improving it, but some particular customization settings aren't available, in terms of triggers, content, look and feel, but it is mostly very detailed and particular. If you're ok with adapting to it, it is an excellent tool.
Some of the integrations and features are harder to set up. Once everything is set up its fairly straightforward, but if like ATI you have multiple branches or departments utilizing Bookings, you would need to set up separate booking sites for each office/salesperson
A lot of things are not great as this is a new tool, but they fix it relatively quickly. They don't have a direct phone number, but Zoho support has good service overall
I found the integration with the two above is great if you're a Google Calendar user which we are not. While with Zoho Calendar we can have two way integration with Google Calendar there wasn't a need to do so. With Zoho Bookings which also integrates with Google Calendar we didn't have to worry about that as the integration with our Zoho Calendar was virtually automatic. There was also the cost consideration as the two above have a free version it was limited and didn't have all the bells and whistles we needed. Zoho Bookings provide us with everything from a single sign-on web browser and mobile app
Zoho Bookings does not have either a positive or negative ROI as this is included with our Zoho Suite of features and we have enough licenses currently for anyone who would need access.
It would be a negative ROI if we needed to purchase additional licenses solely for our engineers or the entire organization, most of who do not need access to any of the other Zoho Suite of features.