5 Tips to Take Full Advantage of Your Text Analysis SaaS Trial
Sheila Bugal
on August 8, 2021
Are you ready to learn how to take full advantage of a trial period? Read below to learn how to use Caplena’s trial feature to the fullest extent! Maybe you want to learn more about how Caplena uses natural language processing to categorize feedback.
Schedule a Time to Test the SaaS Trial
The trial period normally lasts between one to two weeks, during which you can fully evaluate whether the coding software will meet your business needs. If you intend to test the coding software properly, make sure you have enough time to do so. Consider when your decision has to be made as well as how the software evaluation process works. With collected data, conduct feedback analysis effectively. Take advantage of any demo calls and tutorials the company might offer – bringing us to the next point.
Take Advantage of Demo Setup Sessions
If there is the opportunity to reach out directly to the team, do so! At Caplena, we encourage clients to schedule a demo call before committing to anything. In these sessions, you will be guided through the initial steps of how to navigate the site by a specialist. Any questions you might have are also welcome. Another benefit of live demos is that companies often provide you with special offers. Book a Demo with us to see how we handle this
Keep Track of Your SaaS Trial Questions
Don’t be afraid to write down any questions you may have, no matter where they may pop up. In addition to discussing how the trial went for you, Caplena always offers a closing call to answer final questions or anything that you might be unsure about. For example, ask about sentiment analysis features or how Caplena uses machine learning.
If you have questions and need an immediate answer, we are also available around the clock. You can use our live chat to either find your answers in one of our help articles or ask a member of the Caplena team.
Include Your Team
Consider including primary stakeholders in the evaluation process and identifying ideal outcomes and processes together. The success of your trial should be shared and discussed with your key team members to indicate how features and solutions relate to your company’s goals.
Define SaaS Trial Success Criteria
When starting an evaluation, establish pre-determined success factors so your team can make an informed decision. You may want to consider these questions to get you started:
How much training will be needed at the outset?
What problem is the product supposed to solve?
What is our budget for the service? What is the ROI?
Ready to get started?
Caplena conducts sentiment analysis using AI to understand how your customers or employees genuinely feel so you can spend less time on the analysis and more time on the results! ️Want to learn more and give Caplena a try? Book a call with us.
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