You need a solid writing app.
It’s vital for practically every kind of company—whether it’s for drafting contracts, writing up website content, or just putting together internal documentation.
But team collaboration can easily become a huge nuisance.
The more people involved, the more difficult it can be to decide on the right edits and produce a coherent piece. That means the last thing you want is even more trouble dealing with a collaboration tool that doesn’t fit your workflow.
We delved into the features of three popular collaborative writing apps—Quip, Microsoft Word, and Google Docs—to help you decide upon which is best for your team.
In this post, we’re going to compare each app’s features in the fields of:
- Sharing
- Concurrent editing
- Revision history
- Chatting and commenting
- Organization
