Show HN: I made a CRM system to make sales fun
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#2Re: Show HN: I made a CRM system to make sales fun
#3Does not answer why I would choose this over all the other 1000000 of CRM offerings (just in our office we tried Zoho, Close.io, Salesforce, Pipedrive,....).
Plus, not fully sold on the "Built to last - Wobaka is like your favorite craft beer or artisan coffee. Made with love and hand-picked ingredients. No mega-corp here." pitch.
Great effort tho.
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#4Re: Show HN: I made a CRM system to make sales fun
#5Went to check the landing page, looks nice. Does not answer why I would choose this over all the other 1000000 of CRM offerings (just in our office we tried Zoho, Close.io, Salesforce, Pipedrive,....). Plus, not fully sold on the "Built to last - Wobaka is like your favorite craft beer or artisan coffee. Made with love and hand-picked ingredients. No mega-corp here." pitch. Great effort tho.
Re: Show HN: I made a CRM system to make sales fun
#6Nice UI, very much in the style of Basecamp / 37Signals.
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#8Re: Show HN: I made a CRM system to make sales fun
#9There's a few unanswered questions that I hope it's helpful to point out;
* Importers -> If I want to switch, how long will it take me to move from a potential system (Excel, Google Sheets, Salesforce, etc) into Wobaka?
* Integrations -> If I send an email can that come from my Outlook Gmail and be shown? Can I see emails from my colleagues towards a contact if they want to?
* What does a workflow look like? A gif of going from New Contact -> Adding them into an Org I'm talking to -> Sending the first message would do a lot here.
* How do I engage with my colleagues? Can I tag them in tasks, or pass things along to them?