Spark vs Quicksource hands free MLS imports?

[cpursley]

It's like what Steve Jobs said about Dropbox.

Dropbox is now worth 8 billon dollars. Box, Inc. 4 billion.

We have Alamode users who still use Appraisal Inbox because the TOTAL Office which has been around for a while now is just not very good.

Basically what I'm getting at is there's not a one size fits all solution and why there's room for speciality products.

 

[Joe Flacco]

Dropbox is now worth 8 billon dollars. Box, Inc. 4 billion.

We have Alamode users who still use Appraisal Inbox because the TOTAL Office which has been around for a while now is just not very good.

Basically what I'm getting at is there's not a one size fits all solution and why there's room for speciality products.

Eh. Being a feature doesn't mean it doesn't have value. Dropbox main reason for existing is they came first. Google Drive has 2+ billion users compared to 700m for Dropbox who had a five year head start.

 

[ZZGAMAZZ]

They are going to get cut out. There is no reason why the form software won't have data import built in. It's like what Steve Jobs said about Dropbox. The service is a feature, not a product.

I love Spark, but the ACI tutorial on its new "Workbench" platform appears to reveal that is designed to replace Spark. I'm unfamiliar with Dropbox but will reseach that concept. Thanks.

 

[cpursley]

I love Spark, but the ACI tutorial on its new "Workbench" platform appears to reveal that is designed to replace Spark. I'm unfamiliar with Dropbox but will reseach that concept. Thanks.

Dropbox is a dead simple way to sync your files to the cloud and other devices (i.e., backup to the cloud). They were the first but there's also Microsoft OneDrive, Box.com and others. When your files are synced with these, space aliens could steal your computer and all you'd have to do is run down to Best Buy, purchase a new computer, install Dropbox etc, log in, and like magic - all your files are back.