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The version of wiseflow we use was recently updated. I can honestly say it is the worst platform and interface I have had the misfortune of experiencing. A task that should take me 15 minutes takes around double this time. Comments repeating themselves, sneeze too hard a bloody red arrows appear all over the work I an marking, and annoying blue threads all over the place. Terrible, terrible, terrible platform.
Wiseflow has an awful interface, all words are strange (exams are "flows"), help-pages are not helpful at all (screenshots does resemble my screen so I have no clue how to do things). Where are things?? Nothing is logical or intuitive.
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