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I really like that WalkMe supported the adoption and initially felt easy to implement on the web and mobile devices. Years ago, it was one of the first applications in the market that companies could utilize to increase adoption, support, and growth. I think it's a decent application, just not the best.
WalkMe was fairly easy to set up on desktop devices, but it was difficult to implement from a mobile-first or responsive standpoint (similar to difficulty with Pendo on mobile). I hope that the features and ease of use have significantly changed to reduce the time to market.