Wolters Kluwer Reviews

We use Wolters Kluwer at work, the contract side ended up being better than I thought it would be. I wasn’t totally sure how much room there would be to adjust things, but when our needs changed, they did let us tweak some terms, which was a big help. Getting answers wasn’t always the fastest, and maybe I’m being a little picky there, but overall it felt fair and not like we were completely locked in. I’d give it 4 stars.

Takes forever for pages to load, and sometimes they just get stuck. Logging in feels like a hassle too. Really not great when need info fast

The training videos felt kinda outdated, and I didn’t think they explained everything clearly enough. I was hoping for something a bit more helpful and easier to follow.

I use Wolters Kluwer often for work, and for me the subscription has been worth it overall. It saves me a good amount of time when I need to look things up, and the information is usually easy to follow. It’s definitely not the cheapest option, so I’d say it makes the most sense if you’ll use it regularly, but I do feel like I’m getting value from it...

I expected a lot more from this. Some of the features feel like they were only half finished, and I kept running into things that should’ve been there but just weren’t. What a joke. It’s frustrating because it could’ve been decent if it actually delivered on the basics.

Well... I’ve been trying to get help with my account issues, but it feels like nobody is really there to assist. The whole account management experience has been awful so far

The integrations just worked for us without much hassle. Setup was easy, that made it feel like a good value right away.

It works fine when it actually loads, but lately it keeps crashing out of nowhere and I don’t get why. I’ll be in the middle of something and suddenly it’s gone, which is frustrating and wastes a lot of time.

I really regret reaching out expecting a quick fix. I waited for days and still didn’t get any real help back, just more waiting. Frustrating experience overall.

There’s definitely good information here, and I’ve found useful stuff when I managed to get to it. I just kind of regret how much time I’ve spent clicking around because the site can feel slow and confusing. It’s not terrible overall, but I wish the experience was smoother

I do find the site useful, but I get a little frustrated because the updates can feel hit or miss. Some sections seem current, while other parts feel like they’re lagging behind, which makes me second-guess whether I’m looking at the latest info. It’s not a huge problem, but I’d feel a lot more confident using it if the updates were more consistent when things change

I use their tax tools for work, and while the actual features are useful, the security side leaves me uneasy. Sometimes the login checks feel inconsistent, and I don’t always feel like I know exactly where my saved documents are going or how they’re being handled. Support did get back to me, but the answer felt generic, which didn’t really calm my nerves. Since this is sensitive tax information, I just expected to feel a lot more reassured.

I found this really useful because it includes a lot of detailed information without feeling too overwhelming. It gave me a better idea of what to expect, and I’d gently recommend it if you’re looking for something clear and informative

I mostly use wolterskluwer.com when I’m looking for tax or legal info. The search does work, but it can be kind of hit or miss. Sometimes it pulls up way too many results that don’t really match what I searched for, so I end up having to dig around more than I’d like. The filters help a little, but the whole process still feels a bit slow and clunky sometimes. It’s not awful, just not as clean or easy as it could be

I’ve had to reach out to support a few times now, each time it felt like they were just trying to close the ticket and move on. The replies were slow, a lot of the answers felt copied and pasted, and the actual issue never really got fixed. I kept explaining the same thing over and over, and then I’d get another response that didn’t really address it. It’s frustrating, especially when you’re paying for the service.

I used Wolters Kluwer for a subscription, the products themselves were fine. The tools did what I needed for the most part, though I kept wondering if I had missed something in the setup or plan details.
The billing is where I got a little frustrated. Some extra charges and renewal terms weren’t really clear to me until the invoice came through, and then I found myself second-guessing whether I had overlooked the fine print. Support did respond, but it took a few too many messages to sort out. It wasn’t a terrible experience, but I really don’t like being surprised by billing.

I’ve been using wolterskluwer.com for work stuff for a while now, or at least it feels like it has been a while, I can’t remember if I started using it last month or earlier. Either way, the product details have been consistently accurate. What I see on the site is what I end up getting, so there haven’t been any annoying surprises. It’s saved me time because I’m not constantly checking other places to make sure the info is right. Overall, I’m happy with it

I still use wolterskluwer.com when I need to, and it gets the job done, but it doesn’t feel as easy to navigate as it used to. I find myself clicking around more than I should just to get to the right place, and some parts of the layout feel a little too busy.

The search is hit or miss for me. Sometimes it brings up what I’m looking for, but other times the results feel kind of unclear or not as helpful as I expected. A few pages also load slower than I’d like, which makes the whole experience feel less smooth.

Overall, it’s not a bad site, and I wouldn’t say it’s frustrating all the time. It’s just average now, especially compared to how straightforward it felt before. I think it could really benefit from being simplified and cleaned up a bit.

I was expecting the implementation to be a whole dramatic ordeal, but it actually went smoothly. I got through the setup without wanting to pull my hair out, which feels like a tiny miracle.

I tried using wolterskluwer.com on my phone and it worked well. The pages loaded okay, and I could read most of the text without having to zoom in a bunch, which somehow makes a site feel faster to me. A few of the menus seemed kind of crowded, but I still found what I needed, so it wasn’t a big deal. Overall it was a good mobile experience, though it could still feel a little smoother.