I recon they are either building the company for an acquisition by a larger player OR just managing cashflow and expenses carefully until they unveil their 'smart documents' functionality to begin aggressively marketing/selling it. Either way I think this is a solid long term hold - theres a big slice of pie up for grabs, and as companies increasingly have employees work from home they will be looking to lower overheads - productivity software will be key, and here we are with a cheaper comparable, all in one solution. I also look forward to seeing what revenue NitroSign brings in.
I read through a few hundred reviews the other day - it seems most customers are very happy. Some complain about the PDF conversion functionality not always full converting PDFs and others say that the software is slow. Also some said they had a hard time trying to learn how to use it all and navigate the software. Also a few gripes with not being able to contact customer service 24/7 (sometimes email responses are slow). I hope that management are considering these reviews carefully and updating the code / service to address these issues.
I recon they are either building the company for an acquisition...
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