Microsoft 365 Business Reviews

If we have the email address and the password, we can access our documents from any system anywhere in the world.

The solution is quite friendly.

The price is the main issue. Not everyone can afford the product.

I have been using the solution since 2017. I am using the latest version of the solution.

The tool is stable.

The tool is scalable. In my organization, 10 to 15 people are using the solution. We use the solution regularly. We need the files, drives, and presentations regularly.

The product is easy to set up. The deployment was not tough. We just need to get the login credentials.

I deployed the solution myself.

We pay a yearly licensing fee for the solution. It could be more affordable.

I took feedback from others and learned about the solution’s features before using it. I would recommend the product to others. Overall, I rate the product a nine out of ten.

We use the product to collaborate for client meetings via video calls using Teams. We can also use it for storage and share documents with other colleagues.

The product's most valuable features are quick integration and video calls.

The platform's pricing needs improvement.

We have been using Microsoft 365 Business for ten years.

It is a stable platform.

The technical support team responds to the queries.

I use Google Docs sometimes.

The initial setup process is straightforward. It takes a few minutes to complete once connected to the internet.

The product can be implemented with the help of an in-house team.

The product's pricing could be better. 

I recommend Microsoft 365 Business and rate it an eight out of ten.

You can use Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access, which is a database.

You can make frequent presentations to customers, and create invoices.

Excel is a very powerful tool. I can create a lot of data in Microsoft Excel and then use it and extract the data in any analytics platform.

It is a complete tool. It gives me every kind of feature that I want. It's quite good.

When you talk about ease of use, it's relative. I have been using Microsoft products for a long time. I have grown with it and the product has grown with me. I feel comfortable. But, for someone with no background in IT that doesn't have the dexterity to play with the IT tools, they may find it difficult to use.

When you get used to it, it's like picking up a paper and a pen and drafting it. You can use many more features. Paper and pen are used to exemplify simplicity.

When using PowerPoint, I want to create a very illustrative presentation. I can draw many pictures globally with several designs. It's flexible. After preparing the presentation, I can preview the form and share it with people.

It's very user-friendly.

I can use this product on five devices. I can use it on my mobile, and I have two laptops. I can access it from any one of my devices, even if I am commuting or in another country, I can access all of my documents.

Microsoft OneNote is also included. I can create my shopping list, or go on a trip, and make all of my notes accessible on all devices.

With such a complete tool, it may be difficult for a beginner to use without help.

I have been using Microsoft 365 Business for between four and five years.

It is a stable solution.

It's a scalable product. Most people in our organization use it.

We have approximately 50 users, maybe more.

With all Microsoft products, online help is available.

I have not had the need to contact technical support. I have not had any issues.

Positive

The initial setup was nothing at all. It was no effort.

It was very easy and very comfortable to complete.

Microsoft 365 has multiple packages. I use the auxiliary version. We can deploy all of them in 10 to 15 minutes maximum, but it depends on the internet speed as well.

I completed the deployment and implementation myself. It doesn't require any help.

It could be a little less expensive.

You have the option of 1TB of storage per user, or you can keep it on your desktop or laptop.

I can create documents in Microsoft Office and fill them in PDF. I use Adobe quite extensively. Between them, I don't need anything.

There is no other alternative, except maybe Google.

Overall, I am very satisfied with this product and I recommend it to others.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.

We primarily use 365 for financial functions, like invoices, PODs, purchase orders, and customer contracts. 

At this stage, we're getting the most value out of Exchange, Teams, OneDrive, and some portions of SharePoint. Another nice thing is that Microsoft has infrastructure within our borders. From a GDPR point of view, our data needs to reside within South Africa's borders, and they've got data centers here. That helps because our government has stringent regulations that say the data we can't store data in the cloud outside of our borders.

365 Business' workflow should be better integrated into our current ERP systems. We are running two different ERP systems that are integrated, so it would make sense in the future to have those systems integrated into a content management workflow system. As it is, 365 is extremely open for integration, but it could be more seamless. Also, from an administrative point of view, it's a bit scattered. A more centralized user environment would be better.

We only started rolling 365 Business out in May last year from the local exchange and migrating everything to it. Due to the pandemic, it just made sense. So, I think most other companies did the same thing. In the beginning, my company was primarily interested in the email aspects of 365, but I showed them the potential of SharePoint as well. I gave them a demonstration, and now they're more using OneDrive than SharePoint itself.

We have no complaints about 365's stability. 

365 Business is easy to scale based on my experience. But it also depends on which portion—which modules— you want to scale. Adding normal users on Exchange is fairly straightforward. But when it comes to databases, scaling up can become quite complex.

I would say that Microsoft's support is fairly good. I would rate it about six out 10.

The initial setup of 365 is relatively straightforward. However, because we have about 120 employees, total deployment takes two or three days, including migrating historical email data. But, we were able to handle it all ourselves. And from a maintenance point of view, it's reasonably stable. It's just typical user issues, like password resets. We don't have any problems with space or anything at this stage. 

The price of 365 Business is highly competitive, especially if you compare it to standalone document and content management systems. Obviously, that excludes Exchange and all of that. But if you compare it to other similar products—which you can't really compare it to—I think it's very competitive.

I rate 365 Business seven out of 10. I would definitely recommend it. It's easy to use from a user's point of view. It's easy to set up and add users.

We use Microsoft 365 Business for Teams and SharePoint.

It is easy to use.

Data protection needs to be improved.

Scalability is an area that needs to be improved.

I have been using Microsoft 365 Business for a couple of years.

We use Microsoft Teams on the cloud, and the rest of the solution is used on-premises.

We are using the latest version.

I don't have any issues with the stability of Microsoft 365 Business.

The scalability of Microsoft 365 Business needs improvement.

We have 300 users in our organization.

Personally, I have not contacted technical support, but my colleagues contact them often.

The installation is easy.

Personally, I don't like working in the cloud. The majority of this solution is used on-premises.

I would recommend this solution to others who are interested in using it.

I would rate Microsoft 365 Business a seven out of ten.

As the solution is cloud-based, we employ the latest version. 

The solution is really important. It can work anywhere. One only need have an internet connection, so it's pretty safe.

The diagnostics is an issue that needs to be addressed, as it cannot be seen when needed. 

Furthermore, there is insufficient on-line information in respect of what is transpiring in real time concerning conferencing. 

I have been using Microsoft 365 Business for three years.

The solution performs with stability.

The technical support is fine.

As we were already using Microsoft, use of these sheets was the next logical step. 

The initial setup was straightforward, although I do not recall how long it took. 

I was not involved in the implementation of the solution. 

The licensing is monthly. 

Its price is fine. 

I am not a manager of the solution. We solely make use of it. 

The solution is easy to use. 

Everyone in our organization is making use of it. This accounts for 3,000 or 4,000 users. 

I would recommend the solution to others. 

In terms of user experience, it is very easy to use and flexible. It is more interactive as compared to the other tools that we have. Its features are more useful than other software solutions.

For the past six months, I have been facing a synchronization issue between the calendar of Microsoft Teams and the calendar of Microsoft Outlook. In Microsoft Teams, I can't see the updated version of some meetings, but Outlook shows the updated version. There is a problem with data synchronization between the calendars of these applications. Both calendars should be synchronized.

In Microsoft Teams, more controls should be added in terms of broadcasting and webcasting. Sometimes, there is a lag in shifting control and transferring the content to an audience with more than 500 people. They should make it more usable for a large audience. We frequently conduct training sessions with more than 500 people. We also have annual meetings and collaboration with different teams on a single platform, and it gets difficult to shift the control of the presentation to another team. It currently takes a lot of time, which is not helpful when most of the people are attending meetings outside of their office hours. Zoom is comparatively easy for training programs and broadcasting.

I have been using this solution for four and a half years. I believe we are using the latest version. It was updated by my company last month.

It was straightforward. We did not do much in terms of the steps. In terms of help from Microsoft for installation, we had technology support teams that made the setup easier.

We were facing issues with the legacy infrastructure. We were not able to leverage some of the features because of the legacy infrastructure and the origin of the licenses for them. That's the reason why we asked for additional support. Their technical staff upgraded the infrastructure, and we then changed the licensing and updated it. That's how we managed to leverage the latest features.

Everything is offered as a bundle package.

I would advise using the latest version of Microsoft Office 365 because it is comparatively enhanced in terms of security and user experience. If you are using the earlier version, it might not be that feasible in terms of the COVID situation and working from home. The latest version is way better than the earlier version.

I would rate Microsoft 365 Business an eight out of ten.

We primarily use the solution for its various applications, including Excel and Teams.

We like that it's a cloud-based solution that we can work with like a desktop application.

We really like it as a productivity tool. We get a lot of really great applications such as Excel, OneNote, Teams, and more. These types of tools are quite helpful to our day-to-day.

The best thing about the product is the ecosystem of it. As most of our users are using Windows and it's a product of Microsoft, we find we get amazing performance. 

The integration between the apps is great. It's awesome that it's so interconnected even between users to make sharing easy.

The solution scales well.

There's good security on offer.

We've found the product to be quite stable so far.

I haven't encountered any issues with the solution so far.

The user interface could be a bit better.

I've been using the solution for about three to four months at this point. It hasn't been too long.

The stability has been very good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. it's reliable. The performance on offer is good.

The scalability of the solution is good. If a company needs to expand it, it can do so with relative ease.

Everyone in our organization is using the product. That's around 13,000 users.

We may increase usage in the future.

I haven't faced any issues that required a call to technical support. I can't speak to how helpful or responsive they are, having never dealt with them directly.

I didn't handle the installation personally. It was managed by our IT team. As I didn't participate in the process, I can't speak to how easy or difficult it was, or what the deployment process entailed. I'm not sure how long it took.

It's my understanding that a single person can handle the deployment process.

Our company has an IT team that can handle the process in-house. We do not need the assistance of an integrator or a consultant.

There is a license that you need to purchase in order to use the product.

I've taken a look at Google Suite, which is very similar to Office 365. While Microsoft is a paid product, Google does offer some of its services for free, therefore, it might make for a good option for a startup, for example. Microsoft Office is a better product and it integrates more completely with companies that use a lot of Microsoft within their business. Google doesn't integrate.

We are Microsoft customers and end-users.

The solution really does meet all of our requirements, and we've found that it's an improvement on just Outlook.

Overall, the product has been amazing. I would rate it at a ten out of ten.