JazvaReviews of jazva.com

My review is of the company & the way they treat prospects. It is not a review of the software itself. As a part of my job I integrate eCommerce companies with software like this one for clients. As a result I've researched and vetted no less than half of the OMS' that exist today. The context is important because my experience with Jazva was unique. They're secretive about pricing and the software itself. Some companies are. Typically the procedure for secretive companies is to call for a demo, they show you a demo, at the end of which they discuss how it fits your needs and lastly they tell you the price. Like it or not, it's an honest sales method. Jazva does something completely different. You submit a request for a demo but you don't get a demo. Instead someone calls to vet *you*. Except they don't let you know that's what they're doing. I spent 15 minutes answering all sorts of questions about company strategy & pain points all the while thinking how strange it was to be pumped for information before they've qualified as anything more than a website with promotional material. At the end of the call, the interviewer (?) decided that I couldn't see the software because they didn't offer enough of the features which I said that the client used or wanted. When I insisted that I have a job to do & the only reason that I answered all of those questions was to do a job, the person just reaffirmed that I would not under any circumstance see the software. At this point I gave up on the work component & attempted to reason with him as a person. I explained that it is misleading to offer a demo and instead begin an unprompted & unwelcome questionnaire which does not end in a demo. I just needed to know if he was deliberately or accidentally misleading me & wasting my time. The person reaffirmed once more his reasons why it is not a good fit and ignored what I said.