SoluDyne
vs
PlusOffice
SoluDyne
PlusOffice
Company size
Number of employees
Microenterprises (1-10)
Small businesses (11-100)
Medium-sized businesses (101-500)
Large companies (500+)
Microenterprises (1-10)
Small businesses (11-100)
Medium-sized businesses (101-500)
Large companies (500+)
Platform
Cloud service
On-premises
Mobile app
Cloud service
On-premises
Mobile app
Price information
Free trial
Module pricing
Subscription pricing
Licence pricing
Free trial
Module pricing
Subscription pricing
Licence pricing
Product features in EHS Software
Case management
Deviation management
Document management
Photo documentation
QHSE manual
Reports
Resource management
Support for ISO standards
Variations and change orders
Case management
Deviation management
Document management
Photo documentation
QHSE manual
Reports
Resource management
Support for ISO standards
Variations and change orders
Reviews
Based on 3 reviews
Based on 5 reviews
Ease of use
3.3
Collaboration with the supplier
4.3
Support and service
4.3
Range of features
4.7
Customisation and flexibility
4.7
Value for money
4.7
How satisfied are you overall?
4.3
Ease of use
4.6
Collaboration with the supplier
5.0
Support and service
4.8
Range of features
4.4
Customisation and flexibility
4.4
Value for money
5.0
How satisfied are you overall?
4.6
Reviews
Pros
I have over 14 years’ experience of process modelling in APOS/SoluDyne. The system is flexible, robust and well suited to modelling and maintaining complex processes. It provides a clear overview and helps to standardise work processes. In the APOS system, all processes can be linked directly via a URL.
The flexibility and scope, the possibilities of making flows and risk assessments
Seamless and intuitive system that covers all our needs in both HSE and HR.
The best thing about PlusOffice is that they are user-centred. In practice, this means that they work purposefully to develop the product that customers need in their everyday lives. You'll notice this through the fact that the functionalisers are actually fit for purpose and that they are constantly releasing new functions that are useful to you in your everyday life.
Reviews
Cons
Some features may seem complex to new users who are starting to model, and it may take time to build up the necessary skills to make full use of the system. It requires a bit of interest and determination.
The layout may seem a bit outdated and it will require some time to learn the system
Nothing that stands out as less good
There are always some downsides to having a standard system, for example, you get access to a staff handbook that is standardised and always updated. At first glance, this may seem like a square peg, but if you dig a little deeper, you'll find that you can easily add personalised pages while retaining the strength of the standard pages always being updated according to legislation.
