If your sales process requires up-to-date information, documents at your fingertips, unambiguous version control, full access to documents even when network connectivity is unavailable, and extreme simplicity for your field team, then your lack of Vablet is holding you back from greater success.

My company implemented vablet last year and it was breeze to get up and running. Also, my sales rep love how easy it is to use.

This tool is affordable, customizable, and provides detailed analytics. As mentioned, it requires some content babysitting, but for a sales enablement tool, it ticks all the necessary boxes. There are some UX/UI hiccups, but could easily be solved with ongoing updates.

Offline capabilities is a win here. Additionally, the analytics available provide any insight you could imagine. It’s helpful to improve the content curation from a marketing perspective.

As a user: Creating a custom folder is not very intuitive. Rather than dragging and dropping content together to make a folder, you need to select content, “tag” it, and then create a new folder for the tagged content. As an admin: It’s frustrating to have to babysit the tool. You need to monitor users as new users added to the tool don’t get content until you manually push to their device. There’s also a lack of training material out there on how to use this tool, both as a marketer or a salesperson.