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Compare HyperOffice Atlas and Microsoft SharePoint 
- Users report that Microsoft SharePoint excels in File Sharing with a score of 9.1, while HyperOffice Atlas follows closely with 9.3, indicating that both platforms provide robust file sharing capabilities, but SharePoint is slightly more favored for its integration with other Microsoft tools.
- Reviewers mention that Task Management in HyperOffice Atlas is rated higher at 9.0 compared to SharePoint's 8.5, suggesting that users find Atlas's task management features more intuitive and effective for small business needs.
- G2 users highlight that SharePoint's Document Collaboration features score 9.0, which is superior to Atlas's 8.5, indicating that SharePoint offers a more comprehensive set of tools for collaborative document editing and version control.
- Users on G2 report that HyperOffice Atlas shines in Instant Messaging with a score of 6.7, which is notably lower than SharePoint's 8.0, suggesting that SharePoint provides a more reliable and integrated messaging experience.
- Reviewers mention that SharePoint's Performance and Reliability is rated at 8.6, while Atlas falls behind at 7.5, indicating that SharePoint is perceived as a more stable platform for enterprise-level applications.
- Users say that both platforms offer strong User, Role, and Access Management features, but HyperOffice Atlas scores an impressive 9.8, suggesting it provides a more user-friendly and flexible approach to managing user permissions compared to SharePoint's 8.6.
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We've had HyperOffice for a few years, and it helps with all the basic tech in the company. We use it to manage email, set up meetings on the calendar, and store essential files in team folders. If I sum it up - we can just focus on our recruitment...
I'm not too fond of the support portal, as it has not helped me with our calendar syncing issues. I have been waiting six days to hear back from a support person, and still no help.
You can do pretty good stuff with a simple understanding of the product and without having to develop anything.
The tool itself seems like it would be great, but by and large, the implementations of it tend to be awful. The success of this within an organization really depends on having a dedicated team of developers and change management practitioners who can...
We've had HyperOffice for a few years, and it helps with all the basic tech in the company. We use it to manage email, set up meetings on the calendar, and store essential files in team folders. If I sum it up - we can just focus on our recruitment...
You can do pretty good stuff with a simple understanding of the product and without having to develop anything.
I'm not too fond of the support portal, as it has not helped me with our calendar syncing issues. I have been waiting six days to hear back from a support person, and still no help.
The tool itself seems like it would be great, but by and large, the implementations of it tend to be awful. The success of this within an organization really depends on having a dedicated team of developers and change management practitioners who can...
