Seismic Knowledge vs. Slab Knowledge Base

I would highly recommend Lessonly Knowledge to colleagues who are looking to implement a comprehensive enablement solutions across their teams. Lessonly Knowledge allows your reps to ramp very quickly and to practice their skills with personalized and customized coaching sessions. It pairs with its parent company, Seismic, very well, along with other enablement solutions.

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Slab would be specifically appropriate for sharing company materials and resources however, would be less appropriate if there was sensitive information that could potentially be shared across other LOB's that should not access that information. It might be beneficial to add a password protected feature or different levels of users to access different information or be allowed to edit. In the customer service role, Slab is well suited to house training materials, scripts, etc. as well as keep everyone accountable for the same processes. It will be hugely beneficial in the future to share with any third party staffing

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• It's incredibly easy to build content.
• Able to distribute content quickly.
• Great reporting on what courses are being taken and who is taking them.
• Reminders and notifications are great.

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• Organization
• Training
• Sharing information
• Linking documents
• Easy access to company material

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• I would love to see further integrations with other sales enablement platforms and tools as enterprises typically implement more than one solution across teams.
• Collaboration integrations and APIs can be more comprehensive.
• There should be a way to interact with peers and ask questions with your cohort who are in the tool.

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• Sometimes the search doesn't want to pull up what I've entered, even though when I find what I'm looking for, it's named exactly what I was searching for.

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At the time, Lessonly just seemed like the easiest lesson builder of the others. The others software had great features but, at the end of the day, if it was hard to make courses, I knew people wouldn't do it. Lessonly had all the right features without the complexity. That was what did it for me.

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They're different platforms, so I think they have both served our needs well.

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• Quicker onboarding
• Quicker ramp for new hires and internal promotions

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• Positive impact in keeping all departments in sync
• Positive impact on finding who owns a particular territory
• Positive impact making and retrieving templates

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