Homebrew Rails app for managing a small company (projects, CRM, time tracking, staff holidays etc). We’ve been considering productising it for a while but haven’t been willing to jump without a firm sale.
Poll: What CRM do you use at your startup?
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#72I wanted to try Solve360 at my company but we can't use things no one else uses.
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#73insight.ly
insight.ly - integrated with Google Apps, looks great, simple to use, tons of potential and in active development - we are testing it now - so far so good!
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#74karmaCRM.com
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#75FYI, I think I am going with Google Contacts and Google Spreadsheets for now. When I being on a head of sales they can decide to use another CRM if they want, but I don't want to manage contacts two places and I want them in my phones (iphone and android). I may also play with insight.ly at the same time. I would use Highrise if it was integrated with Google Apps.
Thank you for all of the feedback.
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#76OnePageCRM. It focuses on "that next task" required for each contact.
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#77Earlier quoted context omitted.
The phone sync is particularly nice.
Google Contacts is not considered a CRM tool so it may not fit what you need. Good luck, let us know which one you choose to go with.
In case you don't catch the other comment I left...
I am going with Google contacts / spreadsheets for now.
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#78Is there a way in google contacts to share you contacts between multiple users?
Yes. Google Apps now allows you to share contacts across the domain.
" Contact sharing does not allow users to share their personal contacts with each other." You still can't share contacts stored by each user's account
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#79We used to use Pipeline, but recently switched to Bantam Live. Better pricing model, better user interface, decent reporting, plus it has an iPhone version. Worth checking out.
We used to use Solve360 but we use Bantam Live now too. Solve360 is actually a very powerful CRM platform/toolkit but the non-technical people didn't really grok it. Bantam Live has some warts but it provides a lot of functionality without making many compromises. Second that it is worth checking out.
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#80What about Saleslogix and Microsoft Dynamics CRM?