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5 people at SoftwareONE in our data have reviewed 8 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (1 person), Microsoft OneNote (1 person) and QuickBooks Time (1).

Employees at SoftwareONE reviewed 8 distinct software products across 3 countries. The reviews span multiple departments, with Engineering & IT staff contributing the most feedback. The range of tools reviewed—from productivity and financial management to communication and design software—reflects how different teams evaluate solutions for their work.

People in our data
5
Products reviewed
8
Teams
4
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Marketing

1 person

Engineering & IT

2 people

Operations & Finance

1 person

Counts are people at SoftwareONE who reviewed each product. All 8 products: Google Workspace, Microsoft OneNote, QuickBooks Time, Adobe Acrobat, Snagit, SAP Concur, FreeConference.com, G2.com.

A sample of the people at SoftwareONE

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Frequently asked questions

Which departments at SoftwareONE reviewed software?
Engineering & IT reviewed the most products, with 2 people providing feedback. Sales, Marketing, and Operations & Finance each had 1 person reviewing software.
What types of software did SoftwareONE employees review?
Reviewers evaluated productivity tools like Google Workspace and Microsoft OneNote, financial software including QuickBooks Time and SAP Concur, communication platforms like FreeConference.com, and design tools such as Adobe Acrobat and Snagit.
How many people from SoftwareONE provided these reviews?
5 people across the company submitted software reviews in our database, distributed across 3 countries.

Source: the professional profiles of 5 people at SoftwareONE 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