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What software does MongoDB use?

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  • mongodb.com
  • B2B SaaS
  • 11-50 employees

14 people at MongoDB in our data have reviewed 14 software products; the most reviewed are Zoom (2 people), Aviso (2 people) and Gem (2).

At MongoDB, 14 people across 3 countries reviewed 14 distinct software products. The reviews span sales and operations tools, revealing how different teams evaluate software to support their work. 6 people in Sales and 6 people in Operations & Finance account for most of the reviews.

People in our data
14
Products reviewed
14
Teams
4
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at MongoDB who reviewed each product. All 14 products: Zoom, Aviso, Gem, Warmly, ZoomInfo Sales, RingCentral MVP, Salesforce Sales Cloud, LinkedIn Job Search, Groove, Freshdesk, BlueJeans Virtual Events, Outreach, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Google Workspace.

Who reviews software here

  • Customer Success Manager2

A sample of the people at MongoDB

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Frequently asked questions

What sales tools did MongoDB people review most?
2 people reviewed Zoom, 2 reviewed Aviso, 2 reviewed Gem, 2 reviewed Warmly, and 2 reviewed ZoomInfo Sales. These five products each received multiple reviews from the company.
Which teams at MongoDB reviewed software?
6 people in Sales wrote the most reviews. 6 people in Operations & Finance also reviewed software. 1 person in Leadership and 1 person in Other teams contributed reviews as well.
How many countries are MongoDB reviewers in?
The 14 people who reviewed software are located across 3 countries, showing a distributed team reviewing these tools.

Source: the professional profiles of 14 people at MongoDB 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