NIC 'Click' or 'Easycert' cant decide ?

[Guffer]

Looking to finally get rid of the pencil, had a go with both the above demo's and gut feeling seems to be toward Tysoft. NIC looks a little too much like a sales catalogue. Wondered if anybody had experience of either before commiting to a life of frustration !

 

[High Tower]

I have the NICEIC click, it's not the most intuitive, and lacks some of the features of others, but I needed to be able to issue NICEIC Certs and the only way you can do that with ty soft is to use nic Cert pads and over print them, NICEIC software prints onto plain paper.

 

[Octopus]

Try PIRform

 

[Edd]

I use the NICEIC click software, its full of bugs at the moment with the new EIC's!!!

 

[geordie]

Moved away from PIRForm worst software i have ever used failed everytime they released a update which seems to be every month. When to clik NICEIC software costs more in the first place but does everything I need it to do. Run on two different machines able to do certs on the IPAD.

 

[jase]

I am looking at tysoft as they also do a mobile app and seeing as i always have it with me it would be handy to fill in test certs on my iphone. heard good reviews

 

[MKS]

Just invested with Tysoft great kit!

 

[baldelectrician]

I have used Tysoft for a couple of years now- find it good, although they took nearly a year to find the update to Amendment 1 (still did it - just in time)