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Named 2018 Microsoft Global Partner of the Year for Dynamics 365 for Field Service, Velrada specialises in MS Dynamics CRM and Field Services.
Saint Georges Terrace 140, 6000, Perth, Australia
We got them on a project for automation but was disappointed with them. There was a lot of delay and miscommunication on their part that made the project a failure. We wasted a lot of money with them and wasn't able to get the desired result at the end. Truly not recommended.
One of Microsoft's top global award winning solution partners. Velrada's capabilities are easily referenceable elsewhere.
We needed our process to be automated and this company seemed to offer very great solutions. The team we got to work with was slow and communication was a big issue. Hoping they can work on their client support.
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