Both Lark and Google workspace share a similar set of tools/features to support remote team management. This comparison analyses similar tools on both platforms side by side.

Lark Docs Vs. Google Docs 

Lark Docs allows users to create collaborative content for documents with real-time editing, sharing, language translations, and commenting. Documents are instantly saved to the cloud, and users can use markdowns and shortcuts to improve productivity. For more complex documents, users can add flow charts, UML diagrams, and structural diagrams to their documents in one click. They can also take the conversation further by mentioning documents in to-do lists.

Undoubtedly, Google Docs changed how we approach collaboration, sharing, and document transfer. Teammates can edit, review, and share opinions on documents without sending files back and forth, enabling them to complete projects faster. However, its limitations are apparent in its limited editing features, basic collaboration tools, saving, and organization challenges.

Lark Sheets Vs. Google Sheets

Lark Sheets' collaborative spreadsheet creation and editing features built-in formulas, charts, and data analysis tools. It takes analysis a step further by allowing users to use multiple functions in formulas. This means you perform more complex calculations while reducing the number of cells you need to use.

Google Sheets allows users to collaborate on spreadsheets and data online. With easy sharing and real-time editing, users can use comments to assign action items to teammates and use assistive features/suggestions for quicker analysis. 

Lark Messenger Vs. Google Chat

With unlimited free chat, calls, and groups, Lark Messenger stands out with features like language translations, full message history, and custom bots. These features enhance team communication capabilities and advanced features like turn history on/off, auto-accept invitations, and customizable workplaces. 

Google Chat offers great communication access within an organization's teams. However, when you need to communicate with workers outside your organization, users without a verified domain can't add coworkers outside their essentials team to a group chat.

Lark Meetings Vs. Google meet

Advanced video conferencing in Lark supports up to 500 participants, virtual backgrounds, screen sharing, collaborative content editing, recording, translations and transcriptions, offering an all-in-one platform for remote meetings and collaboration. Lark Meetings increases team engagement during meetings by allowing teams to conduct polls during video meetings. These polls can feature single-choice or multiple-choice questions, with the option to anonymize responses. 

Google Meet for enterprise users provides video meetings with up to 150 participants without recording or transcription services. It supports screen sharing and provides a secure and easy-to-use video conference tool that can be used across multiple devices.

Lark Calendar Vs. Google Calendar

With Lark Calendar, teams can schedule meetings, reserve rooms, and subscribe to multiple calendars. They enjoy seamless integration across Lark's ecosystem for efficient time management and scheduling. While Google Calendar offers scheduling features and basic task management.

Lark Email Vs. Gmail

Lark's free custom and secure business email solution includes migration assistance, shared mailboxes, and high email send limits, ensuring efficient team communication and collaboration.

While Google offers a free Gmail account to users, business email hosting comes with a premium plan. All business Gmail accounts include features such as two-factor authentication and phishing prevention. 

Lark Forms Vs. Google Forms

Lark Forms and Google Forms present distinct approaches to gathering and managing data. Lark Forms provides a seamless experience within the Lark ecosystem, ensuring effortless integration with tools like messaging, calendars, and documents. This cohesive environment streamlines data collection processes.  Additionally, Lark Forms prioritizes user engagement and collaboration by enabling real-time collaboration on form creation and response analysis. Multiple users can collaborate simultaneously on designing forms, reviewing responses, and generating insights, fostering teamwork and efficiency.

On the other hand, while Google Forms provides similar functionality for creating and distributing forms, its integration is primarily within the Google Workspace ecosystem. While this integration offers familiarity for users already utilizing Google Workspace tools, it may present limitations for users seeking a more cohesive and integrated experience across multiple platforms.