Six Compaines come back to the system they love - WhosOff.com
Returning to the fold...
The last two weeks have seen no less than 6 companies who had decided WhosOff.com was perhaps not really what they wanted, or possibly - what they wanted to pay for... only to return to the services of WhosOff.com.
Some with stories to tell of complexity and high costs or the frustration of returning to a paper based system and finding themselves longing to return to the trusted simplicity of WhosOff.com - So… welcome back
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