Compare Collaborator and Crucible 
- Reviews say that Crucible has a lower quality of support with a score of 6.9, while users on G2 report that Collaborator offers better support, scoring 7.6, which can be crucial for teams needing timely assistance.
- Users report that Crucible's ease of use is rated at 8.1, which is comparable to Collaborator's score of 8.0; however, reviewers mention that Crucible's interface can feel less intuitive for new users, impacting onboarding time.
- Reviewers mention that Collaborator shines in its ease of setup with a score of 8.3, while Crucible does not have a specific score available, indicating that users may find Collaborator easier to implement in their workflows.
- G2 users highlight that Crucible has a lower product direction score of 6.3 compared to Collaborator's 6.5, suggesting that users feel more optimistic about the future development and enhancements of Collaborator.
- Users on G2 report that both products cater primarily to the enterprise market, but Crucible has a slightly larger market segment at 69.2%, which may indicate a broader user base and more community support.
- Reviewers mention that while both products have similar ratings for meeting requirements (8.1 for Crucible and 8.7 for Collaborator), users feel that Collaborator offers more robust features for code review processes, enhancing overall productivity.
- Subversion, Git, GitHub, CVS, Mercurial, Perforce and TFS
- Source Code Review
- MySQL Database Support
It's very simple to share files and code scripts with colleagues to get help with problems.
Compared to say github, it's slow and doesn't allow fluid communication. Comments can't be formatted with markdown AFAIK. The client is buggy.
The best thing is integration with Jira and GIT repository. It is very fast and simple to create review for commit from Jira, seamless. Notifications for reviews reaching the deadline is also great thing.
Crucible has an ancient feeling UI. The notification tools are awful, you are either flooded with emails or don't get notified. Also how is there not Slack integration? The workflow is clunky without accept/reject functionality and only complete, but no...
It's very simple to share files and code scripts with colleagues to get help with problems.
The best thing is integration with Jira and GIT repository. It is very fast and simple to create review for commit from Jira, seamless. Notifications for reviews reaching the deadline is also great thing.
Compared to say github, it's slow and doesn't allow fluid communication. Comments can't be formatted with markdown AFAIK. The client is buggy.
Crucible has an ancient feeling UI. The notification tools are awful, you are either flooded with emails or don't get notified. Also how is there not Slack integration? The workflow is clunky without accept/reject functionality and only complete, but no...
