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Look no further for a Digital Adoption Platform - simply the best DAP and getting better!
What do you like best about the product?
Support: not only are the level 1+ support teams responsive and accomodating, the WalkMe World community (over 4K members strong!) is *the* best source of peer support, challenging use cases, and our ability to communicate directly with WalkMe's product team and CEO!
Technology: we do a competitive analysis for DAP vendors each year to ensure my company is still getting the best value; each year, WalkMe's analytics (built-in, called Insights), screen capture, automation, and regression testing *always* lands them on the top of the pile. They constantly push the boundaries of what we can do as Digital Adoption Professionals via their Workstation application, TeachMe, and CIO Dashboards.
Results: because of WalkMe, we saw a 14% increase of revenue during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as more users logged into our quotation system and their time to compitency was reduced by nearly 80%!
Technology: we do a competitive analysis for DAP vendors each year to ensure my company is still getting the best value; each year, WalkMe's analytics (built-in, called Insights), screen capture, automation, and regression testing *always* lands them on the top of the pile. They constantly push the boundaries of what we can do as Digital Adoption Professionals via their Workstation application, TeachMe, and CIO Dashboards.
Results: because of WalkMe, we saw a 14% increase of revenue during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as more users logged into our quotation system and their time to compitency was reduced by nearly 80%!
What do you dislike about the product?
If you have a highly-customized Salesforce instance and/or cross-domain iFrames, then expect to spend time with WalkMe support to capture the elements. A working knowledge of jQuery is highly recommended as many screen elements may get lost in WalkMe's standard capture technology.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
*Engagement at the “Reality Moment”
Only 2% of users would take the time to click the pop-up to find out about the updates teased about on the screen. This information - much like reading a book or viewing a PDF - was out of context of users’ reality. The solution was to deploy update and reminder messages targeted specifically when the users need them.
Looking at the system release notes prior to an update’s deployment, the team now identifies specific screens and user actions (clicks or views) that would trigger the need for the user to be updated on new functionality. Through their DAP’s segmentation capabilities, the DA team tailors all learning to be available at the specific moment the user needs it, causing the artifact open rate to jump from 2% of all users to 94% of the users in need, doubling adoption of new features, tripling feature adoption. Surfacing need-to-know information at the point of work allows Schneider users to immediately contextualize the value of the information being presented as it is now their reality.
*Doing, not Learning
We started taking hard looks at our training and asking ourselves, ‘Why are we wanting users to memorize specific technology nuances rather than giving them time and tools to focus on their customers?’ Empty clicks add no value, so we are now focused on automating non-value-added system clicks so our users’ experience is one that just works.
Examples of using WalkMe's no-code automation include:
- Reducing the manual steps needed to create a necessary list view for all Sales users in Salesforce went from 74 clicks down to 3
- Saving over 244 hours a month by automatically pasting job data from one part of the screen into the discussions field
- Automatically clicking the "Done" button on several screens, saving an average of $11,700 per month in employee time gained
Only 2% of users would take the time to click the pop-up to find out about the updates teased about on the screen. This information - much like reading a book or viewing a PDF - was out of context of users’ reality. The solution was to deploy update and reminder messages targeted specifically when the users need them.
Looking at the system release notes prior to an update’s deployment, the team now identifies specific screens and user actions (clicks or views) that would trigger the need for the user to be updated on new functionality. Through their DAP’s segmentation capabilities, the DA team tailors all learning to be available at the specific moment the user needs it, causing the artifact open rate to jump from 2% of all users to 94% of the users in need, doubling adoption of new features, tripling feature adoption. Surfacing need-to-know information at the point of work allows Schneider users to immediately contextualize the value of the information being presented as it is now their reality.
*Doing, not Learning
We started taking hard looks at our training and asking ourselves, ‘Why are we wanting users to memorize specific technology nuances rather than giving them time and tools to focus on their customers?’ Empty clicks add no value, so we are now focused on automating non-value-added system clicks so our users’ experience is one that just works.
Examples of using WalkMe's no-code automation include:
- Reducing the manual steps needed to create a necessary list view for all Sales users in Salesforce went from 74 clicks down to 3
- Saving over 244 hours a month by automatically pasting job data from one part of the screen into the discussions field
- Automatically clicking the "Done" button on several screens, saving an average of $11,700 per month in employee time gained
Recommendations to others considering the product:
This is the flagship DAP - you have the support, technology, and results that will lead your company to achieve amazing results with a workforce / customer base that is welcomed and empowered on your underlying systems. Don't settle for other DAP vendors simply because of their price tag...the value WalkMe brings far outweighs the "savings" you may experience in your initial contract price.
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User experience and ease has touched the next level. DAP is the new training style
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to understand and user-friendly interface. Works on any application without disturbing the code.
What do you dislike about the product?
It is so vast and deep, I feel I am just scratching over the surface.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
SmartTips for validations, ShoutOuts for new announcements and directing to the SWTs for the process, blocking elements with invisible Launchers (role-based), taking user feedback on new products using Surveys.
Very easy to test,very easy to implement. Publishing WalkMe items on go without waiting for whole product release is the best thing I have encountered. New enhancements in WalkMe Editor makes life easy.
Very easy to test,very easy to implement. Publishing WalkMe items on go without waiting for whole product release is the best thing I have encountered. New enhancements in WalkMe Editor makes life easy.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Strongly recommend
WalkMe Review 2022 (from email req)
What do you like best about the product?
I like the ease of communicating with other WalkMe folks on WalkMe World, the certifications, and of course, the product itself rocks.
What do you dislike about the product?
Support tickets seem to take forever to get a call with the individual - especially when we know a call will be needed.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Onboarding, new feature adoption, and internal employee HR onboarding with WalkMe for Workday & Workstation!
Recommendations to others considering the product:
I love WalkMe - although my industry is Fleet Management, which isn't really included in the above selections.
Industry Leader in Digital Adoption!
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use, customer training programs and customer events & webinars.
Ability to drive change, adoption, and individual outcomes across our entire employee tech stack!
Ability to drive change, adoption, and individual outcomes across our entire employee tech stack!
What do you dislike about the product?
There is a bit of a learning curve to learn the platform, but they continuously make it more intuitive, user friendly, and provide pre-built solutions to support each builder!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Decreasing the ramp up time of our sales teams and getting their to increase their quarter sales qualified leads! We've found huge success with our sales teams by automating our prospecting processes, and driving engagement on our sales engagment platform by making it more intuitive and automated!
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Do it! With the large investments you've made in your tech stack, you also need a way to train, onboard, and drive adoption and a tradition elearning courses and screen shares just don't provide the same experience or success, period.
Sometimes you're the windshield; sometimes you're the #winner!
What do you like best about the product?
You know that feeling you get in the pit of your stomach, when a simple task turns into a *situation with great potential for disaster... Every now and then someone surprises me, seizes the problem as an opportunity, and turns disaster into daisies 🌷
and once in a GREEEEAAAAT WHILE, it's an entire team!
Here's an excerpt from my latest feedback submission to WalkMe™ support
"This ticket was a little on the chaotic side and it required attention from multiple teams including both Support and Product.
We had a couple of calls and more than a few emails (as should be expected). Overall, I was impressed with the seamless nature of the solution provided and I hope it was documented, so I can refer to it if the issue arises again.
In particular, I'd like to personally compliment Brandon Chandler, who managed the initial chat ticket with poise and confidence before transitioning it to Alona Valevich.
Alona and Travis Johnson, made sure I didn't miss anything while the issue was being worked by R&D.
And finally Chris Ziegler who was a pleasure to work with; patiently waiting while I validated the eventual solution.
Flawless orchestration and delivery of an elegant solution.
Kudos to all- you have my eternal gratitude."
and once in a GREEEEAAAAT WHILE, it's an entire team!
Here's an excerpt from my latest feedback submission to WalkMe™ support
"This ticket was a little on the chaotic side and it required attention from multiple teams including both Support and Product.
We had a couple of calls and more than a few emails (as should be expected). Overall, I was impressed with the seamless nature of the solution provided and I hope it was documented, so I can refer to it if the issue arises again.
In particular, I'd like to personally compliment Brandon Chandler, who managed the initial chat ticket with poise and confidence before transitioning it to Alona Valevich.
Alona and Travis Johnson, made sure I didn't miss anything while the issue was being worked by R&D.
And finally Chris Ziegler who was a pleasure to work with; patiently waiting while I validated the eventual solution.
Flawless orchestration and delivery of an elegant solution.
Kudos to all- you have my eternal gratitude."
What do you dislike about the product?
As a First-Party customer, often WalkMe's feature releases are inaccessible. The delay could be months, and in some cases- years.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use WalkMe to communicate with and train customers, as well as provide access to external resources and in-app guidance. There are even times when we use WalkMe to enhance the User Interface to give our product engineers need a hand. Additional benifits include data & analytics, and automation capabilities that were previously unattainable.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Engage the team and ask every question you can think of- you'll be impressed at every turn (even Support, post implementation).
So many great uses not just for walking through software but to also change behavior
What do you like best about the product?
The tool is truly digital adoption and use it to do different things like nudging.
What do you dislike about the product?
Not safely collaborate between teams. One of my team members owns a system, and joining to do functional department solutions can be tricky. I wish we can prototype within the tool.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Reduce training time to help with digital fatigue. Also, ability to help reduce support tickets.
WalkMe is the FUN part of my job!
What do you like best about the product?
I am a very analytical and straightforward person and am very precise in everything I do, which is why I relate to WalkMe so easily. WalkMe is very user-friendly and easy to learn! There are so many different features of WalkMe to provide a customizable and creative experience for all of our users. I love creating smart walk thrus and building flow charts, which is the most fun part of my day-to-day tasks!
What do you dislike about the product?
While I like having the Smart Tip tools, they do not always display in our environment, even though the rules are met. It is possible that I am missing a step in creating the Smart Tips before publishing; however, they appear to be unreliable to me and I tend to avoid Smart Tips if there is an alternative.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I worked on-site in property management for five years before beginning my work with WalkMe. I now use WalkMe to build our virtual training for the on-site property management teams to show them how best to navigate their software. It provides hands-on training to the user, which is a much better experience than support calls or any training manuals. WalkMe also allows our users to learn in real-time, so there is no regiment or schedule for completing their training.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Do it! WalkMe makes my job enjoyable and provides an easy way to develop training and other materials for all of our users!
WalkMe for Internal and External Learning
What do you like best about the product?
WalkMe is a very versatile product. We use it for internal training on our product for our employees but primarily externally for our Customers.
What do you dislike about the product?
So far I don't have any real dislikes. A challenge is the training of users/builders to use WalkMe. It can be a simple program or you can make it very complex. I wish I could learn it faster.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We training our customers on our software. We use WalkMe solutions live in our application, as well as have SmartWalkThrus available in our Help Menu. In addition, we will begin using (newly purchased) TeachMe to onboard our new customers. In addition we will use TeachMe in our sandbox to train our internal associates on our product updates.
What does WalkMe do?
What do you like best about the product?
A person can come in with literally no knowledge of a system and become a user in an instant.
What do you dislike about the product?
It's not (by default) built into every single webpage.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We are reducing the time to train users.
Very helpful software.
What do you like best about the product?
Great tools to help users new and old learn to navigate an interface.
What do you dislike about the product?
Can take a little time to get used to but plently of helpful guides.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helping guide co-workers around software. Pointing out useful elements of websites.
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