Bookafy vs. LawConnect

Bookafy works great to send potential clients your available times for meetings. They can schedule the meetings in less than 1 minute. They get an email notification confirming the appointment and later on, a text message with reminders, just before the event.

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great for getting training modules administered to all employees upon their hire date. tracking completion is made easy with reports that are able to be pulled from the platform as well. the training modules are easy to follow and see completion from an employee standpoint

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• Appointment reminders.
• Scheduling.
• Agenda and Calendar views for organization.
• Integrations.

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• compliance training
• ethics training modules
• IT training
• training completion tracking

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• It can be difficult with the back and forth of rescheduling meetings
• You have to remember to manually block off time on your calendar
• The calendar tab can be confusing at times

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• some modules can be confusing when it comes time to take the quizzes

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The main decision for Bookafy was influenced by the lifetime deal and Zoom integration. Bookafy doesn't embed as well as Calendly. It also doesn't have the ability to set up hidden meetings. MeetFox is all through a browser which is convenient for that not tech savvy but it lacked security features. Calendly feels more intuitive and easier to set up. I didn't want to keep paying monthly.

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I think the two platforms are very comparable in what they offer. LawConnect seems to have some additional perks such as reports and tracking. It also seems to offer a few more training modules

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• On time meetings.
• Some configuration was somewhat confusing.
• Allow me to send people my personalized link.

• positive ROI as it's simplified our compliance and ethics training
• positively impacted our means of administering and tracking training completion across the organization

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