Pros from reviewers

• Improved project structure: Scoro's integration with other tools like Jira has helped in improving the structure of projects, making it easier to manage and track progress

• Enhanced sales tracking: The Scoro Dashboard and reporting tool have been instrumental in tracking sales team's KPIs and monitoring open project downtime, providing a clear overview of sales performance

• Streamlined invoicing: Scoro has bridged the communication gap between departments by allowing all to see what has been invoiced, thus simplifying the invoicing process

• Efficient time tracking: Scoro has proven to be a great time tracking tool for projects, providing a clear list of invoices and cost proposals, which aids in better project management

• User-friendly interface: Scoro's user interface is easy to navigate, making it a pleasure to work with and increasing overall productivity.

Cons from reviewers

• Limited integrations: Despite its robust features, Scoro has limited integrations with other software solutions, which can hinder seamless workflow and data transfer

• Double entry of data: Some users have reported issues with data not transferring from Scoro to other platforms, resulting in the need for double data entry, which can be time-consuming and prone to errors

• Limited CRM capabilities: While Scoro excels in project management, its capabilities as a sales CRM are somewhat limited, requiring users to find innovative ways to record and manage data

• Confusing format for postal codes and addresses: Scoro uses a UK and European-based format for postal codes and addresses, which can be confusing for users based in other regions

• Poor customer service: Some users have reported receiving spam emails and unsolicited LinkedIn requests from Scoro's sales representatives, which can be intrusive and unprofessional.