Excellent! Would recommend! Nothing but good things to say about the Quire team and their product.

The software interface is super user-friendly and easy to learn. Clean look with not too many excessive features or tools being pushed onto users. The customer service is also amazing, and you can live chat with a support agent almost instantly to resolve even the smallest of issues.

Not much that I don't like, but if I had to choose something, I would probably say that I feel the text editing and report tag management features could be slightly improved. For rich format text editing, I feel like sometimes the UI is a little clunky and outdated, reminiscent of 2010 Microsoft Word. Report tag imports/exports I also feel could be slightly improved with regards to presentation, or perhaps even implementation of filters to select when completing imports/exports. The current presentation of "Source > Target" to me feels a little confusing compared to all of the other easy-to-use features.

Overall positive with some frustrations. Wish we could conduct a search and replace and that we could change font case.

I like the appendix and tags the most in Quire.

Sometimes when I write things in the tables and I click away and do something else, when I return, all that I wrote was not saved. Very annoying.

Once templates are set up completing a report is very efficient. Chat feature is great for getting immediate assistance with an issue. Good customer service.

Final product is not as crisp and clean as a report or proposal created with Office programs. Modifications to templates, and other design concerns, cannot always be rectified or can take a very long time to be fixed to client satisfaction.

I was very leery making the switch to Quire from our legacy system since I thought it was untested and would ultimately slow me down. I am very happy to say I was completely wrong and cannot imagine not using this system now.

It is a very intuitive platform and professional platform that sets my work product apart from my competitors. It very scalable and the ease of use allows me to provide critical data to my clients with the click of a button.

Could be cheaper? I do not really have any cons though.

Quire has a very robust self-help library that allows you to find a "how to" for almost everything you could possibly want to do in Quire. Further, Quire allows each user / company to customize the product themselves to have flexible outputs for various scopes of work. The data analytics in Quire that allow you to view time spent on various components of the reports which allows one to determine if a particular assessor/author may need some additional training support, or if a template section may need simplifying.

Overall I really do not see any specific cons with Quire. One minor thing that can be a challenge at times is managing the active vs. inactive user list each month and ensuring we have the right systems in place to handle this.