As for the product itself, I like it. I am (or was) using PlanPlus for Windows. Suddenly it wouldn't load, after two months of use. It happened that I contacted chat support on Friday before a 3-day weekend; their tech support is offline after 4 pm. Pink Floyd Midi Free. After the holiday it took them two days to get back to me by e-mail. Very strict rules on no free tech support over the phone. You have to pay even if it is their fault.

This is a bad sign. I went through two pretty complex reinstalls via e-mailed instructions and am now being asked for the license key that came with the product. What this tells me is that even though the software has a pretty nice UI and functionality for me, the company is really in the marketing, consulting and paper planner and accessories business. They don't know how to support a software product.

I don't mind following the tech instructions myself to understand what it's like to delete supporting files from the registry, but I do mind that the reinstall link does not recognize me as an existing customer and treat me accordingly with some automated processes. The whole disconnect of software quality and software support makes too many steps and fixes and human glue necessary from my end. Ironically the point of planner software is to simplify and coordinate your life. Franklin has never bothered, it appears, to put in the kind of IT infrastructure that a 'real' software supplier has: instant tech support, easy fixes, and scripts that recognize a user and make life easier. To add to that, my account doesn't have my purchase in it so it makes it harder to self-serve, ie find my own license key, even though I diligently registered the product online when I bought it. Even their satisfaction survey is missing links. If you try to fill out the survey that comes with the software, it takes you to the main site, where maybe they hope you will buy more stuff.

But you would have to dig around to find the survey. I have not found another planner software that has some of the nice features in PlanPlus, like automatically moving tasks to next day, the whole set of delegation, completion and dynamic prioritization features, etc.

But the company needs to put its money where its consulting mouth is and provide organization for the customer from their end for products that they have sold. Being a software supplier implies certain standards and this company doesn't have them. It makes you doubt the whole company culture. So '7 Habits', obviously a load of BS. It's what they say, not what they do. As for the product itself, I like it. Telstra Join Me Software T54 Wot more. I am (or was) using PlanPlus for Windows.

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Suddenly it wouldn't load, after two months of use. It happened that I contacted chat support on Friday before a 3-day weekend; their tech support is offline after 4 pm. After the holiday it took them two days to get back to me by e-mail. Very strict rules on no free tech support over the phone.

You have to pay even if it is their fault. This is a bad sign.

I went through two pretty complex reinstalls via e-mailed instructions and am now being asked for the license key that came with the product. What this tells me is that even though the software has a pretty nice UI and functionality for me, the company is really in the marketing, consulting and paper planner and accessories business. They don't know how to support a software product. I don't mind following the tech instructions myself to understand what it's like to delete supporting files from the registry, but I do mind that the reinstall link does not recognize me as an existing customer and treat me accordingly with some automated processes. The whole disconnect of software quality and software support makes too many steps and fixes and human glue necessary from my end.