Opiniones de Mattermost

El chat, es muy fácil la comunicación interna entre departamentos lo que me facilita presupuestar diferentes partidas antes de dar precio al cliente

De momento nada, estamos valorando las opciones

We use mattermost in our office, we work in a highly regulated industry and needed something that could offer more security while making sure we keep our files transferred among one another in our control.

Very minimal not too like. They are growing their emoji collection, but would like to see some more fun stuff in the program to insert some fun into the mundane work day.

The ability to add many channels, with/without passwords, as and when needed. Combining multiple servers with separate usersets.

Since one of the more recent versions, they've altered a couple of shortcuts. One of these means I can no longer type an @-sign, making mentioning people rather difficult.

It is simple to use.
It is compatible with linux.

Hard to see the history of the chats.
You can not search in a concrete chat.
Slow performance.
Only chat available you will need another tools for meetings.
Bad integration with gnome desktop.

Self Hosted, easy to use and implement on our own servers.

Needs Manual intervention to clean up old files

Can be installed on-premise and is open-source. I can secure and audit the software myself and I don't have to trust any external partners.

Right now I would say : backups. I have not found a good canonical documentation source about backups (and most importantly, how to restore them). It's nice to see Gitlab backing of the project, but I hate the fact that it's bundled together.

There are not that many good options for team messaging apps.
Hipchat or Microsoft Teams do not even come close in terms of either functionality or scalability from a slack.
Hipchat,Yammer, Skype were from another generation.
However slack is expensive, and they limit your search history, if you're using their free version.

Mattermost has the exact same functionalities but its code base is totally open so it can be integrated with anything you can think of (even those legacy applications that Slack won't bother with).

Might take you an hour to deploy.
and if you're not familiar with deploying applications you might have to read the instructions...
But other than that. It's a 10/10.

the main think i like in Mattermost is design it feels lighter, it makes me feel happy, emojis are great way to impress and make communication more informal, also ability to use gifs is one of most useful features

compared to other communicators i used it feels little bit harder to use, its easy nothing very difficult but it feels like i need some extra effort to find person and use direct messaging.

Mattermost is my go-to tool when you want to discuss something with colleagues. Ability to create public/private channels and send private messages both work nice and easy.

No so great for file sharing and doesn't work as a discussion tool outside your organisation.

Great integration with as many systems as we want including with SSO and being able to roll our own tweaks when necessary.

Audio and video integrations are still in beta and a bit rough. My teams pretty much prefer out of band calls for that which detracts from team interactions. Also notifications are a little dicey.

The best thing about mattermost is it has minimal crashed unlike Skype and here we can create groups and have the groups without the need to create the groups again and again. Also personal chats are possible. Anybody can join a group with an invitation. this is very useful in cases like a organization has a support group and all employees added to that group and communication is reachable to all the members. There is no limit for members in the group. A member can leave or join the group as required. Groups can be made private or public.

The only concern is mattermost doesn't have calling option.. this is the only drawback. Would be great if calling is enabled.

we had to change from past solution to mattermost, it was huge jump. mainly it's chatting way between company so its mainly informal and matter mostly offers modern chat features, custom emoji emoji etc.

getting mobile app and making it running is little bit hard because you need to know your chat server and its little bit hard for most people.

One of the most critical aspects of Mattermost: it's self-hosted. Yes, that means additional work for hosting, but it also ensures our internal communication stays internal. We use Mattermost for almost all of our discussion​, and it has dramatically improved our workday.

Mobile clients exist, but there are not necessarily​ great. I often use the website instead of the mobile client, because it is quicker and the status of my colleagues is actually shown correctly.

i like that i can reach easily all employees and communicate with them. i like numerous of stickers and smiles and ability to make group chats.

it isn't easy to use. when i receive message sometimes i miss notifications. when i click pop up window it doesn't begin conversation, i have to find message in contact list. this is inconvenience.

Open Source community driven.
Very easy to install and maintain.
Very stable.
Easy to integrate.

Some fancy features might take forever to be implemented.
Lacks some nice to have admin features for large user groups.

New features coming without increasing complexity for the user, the open source DNA, it's capacity to integrate anywhere.

The mobile app could be faster, and I miss the capacity to paste easily something with more than 4000 characters.

a. Simple workspace platform, especially for remote workers
b. Many integrations can be made and compatible with Mattermost
c. Highly customizable due to its open-source based.

d. UI is not really appealing. The UI theme kind of always remembers me that I'm working. It's not necessarily a bad thing but it could be less "work-theme", so we could feel a little bit relax.
e. Cannot make a thread out of a message.

The product is easy to use and there is lots of documentation on github updated regularly by developers and community. You control your data and security because software can be hosted on premise. Thread reply is much better than what slack did. Mattermost has short release cycle, feature vote forum, your voice matters to the company

Overall UI is not bad but in my opinion slack has much more beautiful look. Expiration time for authentication token is quite short, you would need to re-login every month or so