Microsoft SharePoint vs Slack Comparison

SharePoint makes it seamless to share restricted documents within my team/organization at the role level.

SharePoint isn't integrated with all communication services, such as Slack.

very intuitive once you get the hang of it.

Boxy interface, feels a bit clunky. Would like a slack channel like experience for customer support

Amazing API to explore new technologies and Recent features. Allowed calendar and file sharing is something very good .

UI. It could be definitely more Impressive and Interactive. Non suitable for very big teams. Adding more features like Slack is good

This app is very good for sharing of documents amongst your team members for information and collaboration. I like the fact that it is web-based and yet still secure giving me peace of mind to share sensitive data.

If this can be made to integrate with Slack, that would be perfect! Otherwise, I am quite satisfied with the ease of use thus far.

I started using Microsoft SharePoint when our team switched to Microsoft Teams from Slack. It's indeed handy when it comes to data management, sync, and collaboration. I like that we can work on the same document with my team, and there's a high level of integration between all Microsoft apps.

I still don't like the interface but it's a common problem for all Microsoft products. They need to add some freshness to their apps.

The quintessential example of corporations buying terrible software simply because it was made Microsoft. While many companies still think that an "intranet" is a good idea, the simple fact is that they've never worked and aren't. Companies need two tools - Dropbox for sharing files and Slack for internal messaging - end of story.

Absolutely terrible user interface - hard to design with, hard to change and impossible to get anyone internally to actually use it.

I liked the document management portion as it was much easier to use than Microsoft SharePoint and helped with the speedy progress of the assignment.

I didn't have any problems whatsoever with the software,

Easy to use and navigate. Users can create their own hashtags and channels for creating discussion forms around topics of interest. This is an excellent tool to encourage employees to discover new content, contribute to a discussion, and thereby lead them to improve organizational processes and products. It's a must have social tool for fostering innovation

New users may feel overwhelmed at first but once you get hang of it, it's easy to use As far as I know, no integration with Microsoft Outlook or sharepoint

Ability to create channels. Easily available Add-ons to better usability.

Integration and adoption among multiple users. Single sign-on on other portals/ sharepoint

Our attorneys are able to post and chat about certain topics a lot easier than using email/sharepoint

there are a bit too many features to use, that can overwhelm our users. we use it along with other communication apps

Great for working with distributed teams. Enables a digital workplace: people can feel as part of a team despite working remotely. Easy to use. Easy to organise projects into channels. Much better UX than Microsoft Teams.

It doesn't integrate with Microsoft Office like Microsoft Teams does (obviously).

I love the way Slack integrates with different apps like Google and Asana! It's very easy to share documents, coordinate calendars, and make sure everyone is up to date.

Unfortunately the cost is a challenge for our team, especially when Microsoft Teams is included already with our Microsoft subscription.

what I liked the most, was the snippet that could be done with source codes of projects that I worked on, to share with my work colleagues

could have integrations with microsoft software

Collaboration, Interaction, Sharing information, working together, discussion, chat, Groups

Slack has been very useful for my project, assignment discussion. So, I don’t see any least about this software but It would be better if it has Sharepoint

It is easy to use and advanced. It is updated

Sometimes it takes time to load content

I appreciate how little resources it asks of your machine.

It is not nearly as intuitive as Microsoft Teams

I love the ease of use, the many different options and plugins and customizations, and the integration of the desktop and mobile applications. Our devs adore it.

I wish the message history was easier to search. We have the paid product so we do have history save, but I still miss being able to search my conversation history from Skype for Business in Outlook. Also Skype for Business provides screen sharing which is useful in a corporate IT infrastructure environment, although I don't know how feasible it would be to add that to Slack.

The organization and simplicity makes this crazy easy to use for large or small org's. You can create individual channels for certain projects and you can easily share code with each other.

It was buggy when integrated with Microsoft Visual Studio

I like that you are able to share and view files easily on this app and work with your team.

I don't like that it doesn't connect with Microsoft word.

Slack is super easy to use, and it's very intuitive. The mobile app is great, and it has tons of integrations to complement your workflow.

It's a little more expensive than competitors like Microsoft Teams.

easy to use for chatting and collaborating with the team and with remote teams. works well on the PC as well as on the phone app. has many great plugins that allow it to work with your systems to tell you if a project deployed successfully or not... and giphy :)

i can't really think of something i don't like about it... other than that not enough people in my company are using it :(

Slack is very user friendly in terms of layout, and gives Microsoft Teams a run for its money. The ability to create groups for individual projects keeps clutter out of emails while also ensuring only relevant team members receive project communications for projects in which they're involved.

Slack is expensive compared to other collaboration services (Microsoft Teams, Skype, etc.). With Microsoft Teams included in our Office subscription, we're having a hard time justifying the cost of Slack.

Slack makes it easy to communicate with a coworker across the hall or across the world, and to set up groups for team and cross-team collaboration.

Doesn't integrate with other software as easily as Microsoft Teams does, for obvious reasons.

Easy to use and to integrate third party apps for software development.

Not as robust as other all inclusive tools, like Microsoft Teams.

Easy to use, easy to deploy. Good customer support. Can support custom bot for notification and to increase communication management. The emojis are customizable and really cool to use.

Video chat are slightly less well than Microsoft Teams but still ok.

Search-ability: with other IM services we has no ability to search previous conversations. It made documenting problems that came up impossible. Channels: setting up channels has saved a lot of mass emails Screenshare: with employees in the US, India and Mexico we can easily communicate internationally, easily sharing screens

I really don't have any complaints. But the functionality does vary based on how much integration IT is willing to do.

The massive availablity of native integrations is the reason we've joined Slack. Secondly sharing files and links is damn easy on it.

The pricing. Seriously there're many free alternatives like Telegram, Microsoft Teams & Whatsapp.

The ease of use and communication plus working simultaneously while "huddling" with coworkers on call.

Needs better integration with Microsoft Office and Google Suite and Libra Office.

I enjoy how easy it is to navigate and communicate with others.

I do not like how is sync's to the Microsoft teams app.

The thing I enjoyed the most about Slack was the ability to integrate a large number of applications and services with it.

The Desktop Client is kind of slow and clunky compared to alternatives, and there are other paid (and free options) which provide more functionality nowadays.

Slack is visually pleasing - I like that you can upload custom reactions and make it fun for everyone involved

Slack is great, but it's not quite as all-encompassing as Microsoft Teams.