SkillsCloud

SkillsCloud will create and operate an online platform for customers in the United States and worldwide, called the Skills. In practice that means running projects, docs and workflows in one shared workspace.

Who is it for? Mostly teams that want fewer tools. As a small product team themselves (11 to 50 people), they tend to serve customers of a similar scale best. You will probably talk to the people who build it, which is great until you need 24/7 support.

SkillsCloud is based in Palo Alto, California and around since 2013. More on skillscloud.com.

Before you commit, look at automation limits, permissions, and per-seat cost at scale. Get the renewal terms in writing before the first invoice.

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