Backchannels home
HomePricing
ResourcesWho uses whatFree toolsBlog
LinkedIn

What software does Birlasoft use?

Updated

  • birlasoft.com

10 people at Birlasoft in our data have reviewed 13 software products; the most reviewed are Microsoft Outlook (2 people), Azure Backup (1 person) and Google Cloud Vision API (1).

Reviews from 10 people at Birlasoft across 3 countries show a range of software choices for marketing, engineering, and consulting work. The Consulting & Analysis team reviewed the most products, followed by Marketing. In total, these reviewers covered 13 distinct software tools.

People in our data
10
Products reviewed
13
Teams
3
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Birlasoft who reviewed each product. All 13 products: Microsoft Outlook, Azure Backup, Google Cloud Vision API, Google Cloud Natural Language API, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, SurveyMonkey, Webex App, Microsoft Word, Zoom Workplace, Genesys Cloud CX, Webex Meetings, Miro, G2.com.

A sample of the people at Birlasoft

Names and contact details stay hidden until you open the list in the app.

Companies with a similar stack

Frequently asked questions

Which team at Birlasoft reviews the most software?
The Consulting & Analysis team accounts for 5 of the reviewers in our data. Marketing follows with 3 reviewers, and Engineering & IT has 2 reviewers.
What communication tools have Birlasoft people reviewed?
People at Birlasoft reviewed several communication and collaboration platforms: Webex App, Webex Meetings, Zoom Workplace, and Microsoft Outlook.
How many people reviewed Microsoft products at Birlasoft?
2 people reviewed Microsoft Outlook, and 1 person reviewed Microsoft Word. These are the only Microsoft products with reviews in our data from Birlasoft employees.

Source: the professional profiles of 10 people at Birlasoft in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks