SellPro - mobile training Software

I LOVE this app! In this past year i’ve earned a little over $200 worth of gift cards, which have paid for countless mini dates for my boyfriend, our daughter and I and he loves it cause it keeps money in his pockets! I’ve noticed recently everything i’ve earned has been specifically from HP which I am grateful for, however I’ve got so much knowledge with Canon product and it’s like my odds of winning something from any other provider other than HP are slim to none! I spent like 100 of my sell points on trying to win a T7i just to use as a backup camera and out of my several attempts over days I decided to give up. Out of those 100 points I never really landed on anything.. Regardless, i’m still VERY happy with this app for providing rewards to learn about vendor product.

Great training tool. A HP rep has told me of this app and l forgot to refer to Joe. Splendid app for gaining knowledge with HP/Canon products and Weekly random updates (most of the time relates to tech). Also has great tips for new employees and even seasoned vets. With the addition of play-zone feature you can slowly lose fate of life as time pass by, but you do get a chance to win some nifty gadgets/tech. Basically like watching TV, but with only adds. The app has a key feature which list the ink usage of most HP/Canon printers. The videos are quite entertaining and well worth watching until very last two seconds of the video. Overall a wonderfully delightfully professionally crafted app. The app itself turns my profession into a bundle of smiling joy! Thank you this app

I love the app and genuinely enjoy using it. More companies need to get on board with using this product though. HP is killing it with their videos, which are hilarious, entertaining and informative. Epson, Canon, Dell, Samsung and more could definitely learn a thing or two about marketing on this app. With HP’s great videos, it’s now easier for me to sell an HP product than others. I remember more about them with the videos of the HP guys and parodies like TSI. One request is I’d like it if I could filter the courses by content type. Specifically ones with videos and ones without. If I’m not able to watch a video right then but can read an article, it helps to know which ones are just reading.