Less Annoying CRM vs. OnePageCRM

Less Annoying CRM is an excellent system for us as we log everything we do with a customer and has easy access to the imfromation later. May sound "of course" but this is by far the easiest CRM I've ever worked with during my 30 years in sales. Follow-up and scheduling is easy managable as well as designing forms and fields our selves. Less Annoying CRM has a good list of plug'ins to other software for integrational puposes. Most important to us is support when needed. Less Annoying CRM excels in its support. Don't hesitate, it doesn't do everything, but get started and get surprised

It's hard to be helpful here: we use OnePage in such a limited way that I'm certain some of the higher level features would really help other organizations, it's just that our activity flow isn't based here. We use our help-desk ("Freshdesk") for the majority of our customer communication, and in fact don't manually communicate from OnePage directly.

Incentivized

• Simple, intuitive usage
• Daily agenda emails
• Ease of moving calendar / action items around, closing out
• Customer service is extremely responsive, they don't hide behind a "contact us" form on their website as so many companies seem to do. You can readily reach them by phone!

• OnePage pulls in emails very well and clearly displays them when you click on each contact.
• Tracking data. It is great to track the number of calls, emails, deals won/lost, etc.
• Lead importing is hassle-free.

Incentivized

• The one thing I was looking for is a place to manage multiple businesses with one project. Like if I am selling a "summer camp guide," I would like to have info for sales in one place with multiple contacts and businesses. LACRM customer service provided a workaround for me by suggesting I set up a specific pipeline for each project and them put each business in there. It is working great and, actually, a much better way to manage the project than I have originally intended.
• I really don't have anything else to add. LACRM is perfect for us.

• OnePage does not show an overall "life of the lead" in one place. While it tracks everything, it can be difficult to get a broad overview/timeline of all communication.

Incentivized

Excellent product which meets my needs of a complex industry

I knew nothing about CRMs, and within a day of purchasing Less Annoying CRM, I was able to set up my contacts list with custom fields. After a brief call to Customer Service, I was able to set up my first pipelines and understand how to use them. This CRM is so simple to use, and extremely versatile.

Incentivized

Customer support is fantastic with these guys, they’re always very prompt to answer, and the team is very personable and easy to work with. I can’t really say much more than that, my interactions have been fairly limited, but what interactions I had, I can see without a shadow of a doubt they were very enjoyable and swift in resolving my issues.

After explaining that I was moving from Salesforce and the problems I was encountering, they took over and implemented the data in such a quick and efficient way, I was looking for the other shoe to drop but they did an amazing job so very impressed

Less Annoying CRM is so much easier to use and is at least as powerful if not more in the areas that matter to me as a small business owner. The way you do things in Less Annoying CRM are the ways that common sense would dictate you do them. It doesn't overcomplicate things to show how smart the engineers that designed it were.

OnePage is not as robust when compared to SharpSpring. SharpSpring is better with email marketing, lead scoring, social media management, etc. OnePage is better for the sales team, but for our fulfillment team, Asana works better because of the ability to create sub-tasks and projects.

Incentivized

• Not just storage of information, but utilizing that information to build stronger relationships with clients
• Because it's web-based, we can be at our desk or on the road and still have the full functionality of the CRM at our fingertips, which helps us keep focusing on sales!

• The thing is, GTD seems to work well for me and ensures that I don't forget to follow up which is the number one failure in sales prospecting. So, the ROI is obviously good.

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