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What software does Kroger use?

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  • kroger.com

16 people at Kroger in our data have reviewed 29 software products; the most reviewed are Yammer (3 people), GoTo Meeting (2 people) and SurveyMonkey (2).

Kroger employees across multiple departments have reviewed 29 distinct software products. 16 people in our database left reviews, with the most activity from 4 people in Consulting & Analysis and 3 people in Operations & Finance. The reviews span communication, analytics, and productivity tools.

People in our data
16
Products reviewed
29
Teams
7
Countries
1

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Kroger who reviewed each product. All 29 products: Yammer, GoTo Meeting, SurveyMonkey, Intuit Mailchimp, Qualtrics CoreXM, Dropbox Paper, Skype, Webex Meetings, Salesforce Sales Cloud, PayPal, Adobe Analytics, Prezi, WordPress.com, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Google Workspace, Todoist, Microsoft SharePoint, Docusign, Trello, Zoom Workplace, Miro, Google Analytics, Slack, Box, ShareFile, Nimble CRM, Hootsuite, Buffer, Semrush.

Who reviews software here

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A sample of the people at Kroger

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Frequently asked questions

Which software did Kroger employees review most?
3 people reviewed Yammer, 2 reviewed GoTo Meeting, and 2 reviewed SurveyMonkey. 2 people reviewed Intuit Mailchimp and 2 people reviewed Qualtrics CoreXM.
What types of teams reviewed software at Kroger?
4 people in Consulting & Analysis wrote reviews, along with 3 people in Operations & Finance, 3 people in Engineering & IT, and smaller groups from Sales, Marketing, Leadership, and Other departments.
What collaboration and communication tools did reviewers mention?
Reviewers mentioned Yammer, GoTo Meeting, Webex Meetings, Skype, and Microsoft SharePoint. Productivity and analytics tools like Salesforce Sales Cloud, Qualtrics CoreXM, and Adobe Analytics also appeared in reviews.

Source: the professional profiles of 16 people at Kroger 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