Right now I am a student, and everything is being done remotely. Of course normally there would be a study room and much more face to face interaction. Sococo helps reduce the barriers inherent in a virtual environment and brings people a little closer together. I think it has been a great tool!

The thing I like most about Sococo is that so long as your microphone is one you can just talk to the people who are "in the room" with you just as if they were actually there. You can also turn on the video chat feature and share screens with people in your room. Very handy and makes you feel a little closer than you might otherwise.

It might be nice if Sococo confirmed that you wanted to leave a room before actually leaving. I was trying to toggle between screens so I could share the appropriate one with people in my group. Somehow during my toggling I ended up in another room and started talking over the people that were already there meeting! It has only happened once, but it was a little embarrassing. A way to avoid that might be nice!

Sococo was great – the availability to be IN the office without being IN an office was key. The features were there but the accountability and staffing structure outweighed any other reason to keep it. Improvements could be made with Google and other CRM clients to integrate a bit better but the price point was too high to continue.

The features that proved integral were the conference features. Getting everyone together in one room served for accountability as well as structure. It also gave a professional appearance to outside clients and potential hires at the time.

The cost – it was too expensive for our current structure when there were other software capabilities that offered similar albeit not as expansive features

The virtual office layout is useful to see who is meeting with whom. This is much better than just seeing that someone is online, like Hangouts, or online and on a call, like slack. The ability to see which people are meeting is very effective. Additionally, it's easy to hop into and out of a meeting.

Programatically: We've been with Sococo for years and they keep changing the pricing. Now there is a limit to the number of voice minutes. When we ran out of minutes we were shut down and when I had my manager try to buy more minutes, they're help desk was so backed up we couldn't buy additional minutes. Bottomline: It's hard to rely on Sococo. Technically: Their tech has changed over the years. For a couple years things were getting only worse. When the application went browser based it had lots of bugs. Things are better now, but the screen sharing is still not great.

The most close experience to actually be on an office with someone in real time.

Most of the people use phone calls or just chats for home office or long distance work communication. But Sococo is the next level, you practically feel that you are in an office or meeting room, side to side with the people you need to do business. You can do calls pretty quickly, from 2 to like 50 people, or send messages to all of them. You can even screenshare or share your camera, just with one click, and in less than a second. I have been using this software from around 2 years, and I wouldn't change it for anything else.

Nothing, it is pretty useful software. And if you manage to find something that is not working right, you can totally send some messages or even talk to managers in real time.

-Perfect for small remote business -Has a decent voice chat -Can integrate flawlessly with slack -Customization of the workspace with different layouts depending on business size -Invite links for meetings with external people are handy -you can close your virtual ofice door if you need to concentrate and not being disturbed -There is a somewhat nice user customization by color and nicknames. -Dev team keeps patching and improving stuff

-There is no "personal space" customization -Screensharing has a lot of lag -Voice chat and media sharing usually has issues -There are always weird bugs, like people showing in several rooms at the same time or going through walls -Lag in voice calls can happen often.

As I work on a remote position, this is the software we use for communication on the company, so this allow us to keep control on everyone, so we can work together or if we need to have a meeting, this is where we do it.

Is pretty straightforward to use, so you don't need to worry for anything, only to login. The "virtual office" is perfect to know when your team is online and is the best for working together, as you only "knock" on the door of your team mate, and enter to their place, and you can start sharing screen, talking and/or chatting.

It has lots of bugs from time to time, normally they are not critical, but some times they affect the "useful" features like speaking/hearing, connection, etc.

In overall is a good software and is continously improving, its very rare that the system fails completely and sometimes there are big maintenance times but you are always notified ahead of time. A little bit expensive, but it is worth to have if you can afford it and have a lot of people working together from all around the globe.

It creates a natural feeling of being in a real office, its easy to manage and you can always know who is available to talk to. It handles well screen and camera sharing, and you can also have a lot of people in the same room in a conference of sort, or have private meetings.

Sometimes its a little unresponsive when you need to unmute or more than one person is sharing the screen. And sometimes it doesnt detect very well the audio and you need to refresh the media to start listening, it happens specially if you have a fluctuating internet bandwith.

Gamifying office interactions is a great concept Sococo fails miserably to take advantage of.

The software is easy to use and offers decent customization options (chatroom skins)

You will run out of free minutes fast and the running costs for Sococo are high. Its features are simplistic and integrations lacking. To cancel you need to send a written notice and wait for 60 days - pretty hostile practice to customers in this day and age.

We were able to go 100% remote as a company

I love the virtual office layout and customization. It gives the feel of being in an "office" and you can see a visual representation of who is in a meeting. It is very easy to see who is out of the office and who is away. Makes virtual company meetings very simple!

The software tends to bug out quite a bit. It takes up quite the amount of computer speed so sometimes I find it bogging down other programs. A quick internet speed is a must.

I have been using Sococo for a month now and it has been a great experience. It brings an office environment, even though I am working remotely, which help me to get a work mindset. It is useful to communicate with your coworkers and to check if it is a good time to have a real time talk with someone. From the applications I have been using since I started working from home, Sococo is definitely one of the best.

Sococo brings the feeling of a real office or meeting room to your house. It is an excelent application to get in contact with your coworkers and to see whether it is a good time to talk to someone. Since I started to use it, the software has been helping a lot to be productive during the home office.

I do not have much to complain about the software, it is useful. I did not enjoy much the video application from the software. However, Sococo gives the option to make a external call with other video applications, which I've been using and enjoying a lot.

No geral foi boa, me abriu a mente para uma gestão a distância, sinceramente teria ficado com o software implementado (toda a empresa passou a usar, com a minha dica) se fosse mais barato, na epoca queriam cobrar em dolares e no brasil isso é uma fortuna!

Os recursos visuais (salas, avatares) foram o que me motivaram a implantar na empresa a utilização do software

Não gostei do chat, achei que falta recursos, como mensagens de áudio, envio de arquivos grandes, etc...

it was a cute idea and has a lot of potential to allow you to interact virtually in a more natural "in-person" way.

It allows you to setup offices and virtual meeting rooms, you can lock virtual screens onto various websites and content. you pop in and out of rooms as if you were physically present.

There were hard limits on meeting space (much like a real meeting room). the audio quality was sometimes weak. it was also sometimes hard to find where you needed to be in a large organization. also the mobile client had reliability issues.

More cost-effective participation in projects. Stay "close" to the team and customers.

More than a communication platform, Sococo allow us to be "present" and available at any time. In Brazil, we have members os our team in several cities and states. Also, we create spaces for giving our services adding the customers to the platform in their environment. We use Sococo integrated with Slack, and then Trello and Pipefy.

I miss a more flexible way to manage the videos, like highlighting who is talking at the moment or be able to change the position on the screen.

It creates a feeling of real office environment. Really good for online offices with employes around the globe. It has nice customization options as well. Is a little bit pricey though.

Its really easy to use and it creates a great feeling of being in a real office, which helps a lot companies with virtual environments and employees around the globe.

Sometimes it can get a little laggy and other times the server can go down without ahead notice. Unmute or screen sharing take like a minute or so after last update. Although it add some interesting features.

In general you can create a good working environment, even if your colleagues are far away, you can go and knock on the door of your colleagues' office, or invite them to the lobby and have a meeting.

This app allows you to interact with colleagues in real time, via chat or video call. It also gives you the option to invite customers for an online meeting.

The mobile app does not show you the workspace as the desktop app, but as a list of workspaces. It tends to slow down during a voice call or when doing screen sharing.

The software is great for smaller groups to meet and interact. The fact that you can see one another is great when you are dealing with virtual teams. Also the fact that you can close your virtual office door if you need to be on do not disturb.

What I like least about the software is there are often issues with lag when screen sharing and in voice calls.

Webex wins, hands-down, as a virtual meeting place. Sococo is pretty bad.

The only positive for Sococo is the fact the design portrays office spaces, which is pretty neat.

This software is full of cons. It is not easy to share screen, not easy to invite others to your office/meeting rooms, conference line dial-in options are minimal, the UI is grainy and very antiquated, and the software itself is unimpressive and slow.

It's a great virtual office environment. Allows you to virtually meet with your co-workers, managers.

The mobile app shows only the list of virtual spaces.

One thing I like most about this software was how interactive it was. I thought it was pretty clever that you can see users located in a centralized map of an office space which gives it a more live, virtual feeling.

Sometimes the connection while hosting a meeting is not good.

It gets the job done. Part of our team works remotely, we are able to seamlessly jump into a meeting room and have a video conference. I can also see when the team is available and how much time they are spending working. Support team was excellent.

Needs an update. The software seems to have been made in the 80s and have not had a release since. Works fine, just needs a facelift.

It's easy to get into a room and simply start chatting. You can invite someone in the room and close the door to avoid being disturbed.

There are too many bugs. It takes a lot of computing power even when idle. Video quality is poor and the video is often disconnected in group chat to save bandwidth while Zoom managed great with the same people at the same time.