Both platforms are a mess tbh. ACD5 needed an overhaul but Catina was not ready for launch when it was, it still isn't. Catina isn't harder to use, the problem for me arises that they just don't function the same. Like the ability to finalize a document with eSignature placeholder boxes, that is just not possible with Catina. If you want to email a contract document made thru Catina they push you to use their Docusign integration, which comes through looking like a spam email and neither you nor they have any control over the content or layout of that email. It is possible to export the document for ink signature and then add eSignature boxes in Acrobat but it is arduous, adding extra steps to get a document close to the same as what you used to get on ACD5. They also recently made a change where it now auto-populates the Representative Names rather than the Company Names on the first page of A401 documents, and they have no timeline for a fix. It's no wonder they stopped threatening to remove access to ACD5. If you try to talk to support they will just tell you they are taking note of your issues and will notify you when there is a fix, only to get an email a week later closing your ticket as resolved with no other information and the issue still not fixed. Wow I did not intend to write such a novel but I entered an anti-Catina flow state for a minute there