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Poor product with non-existent tech support or any kind of support.
The software itself resembles a Jr school project instead of a corporate grade product.
Look at alternative products and avoid Readytech.com.au
We recently had to cancel our contract with ReadyTech due to the LMS being very clunky and not user-friendly, especially for our cohort of learners who are not very tech-savvy. Despite no work having commenced, we were disappointed to learn that the $2,000 upfront fee was non-refundable. Given our circumstances as a small education provider, we had hoped for a more flexible and understanding approach. Unfortunately, the experience did not reflect the level of service or professionalism we expected from a company of this size.
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