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Pros
Modern and Easy-to-Use Interface: Many users have praised Daylite for its modern and easy-to-use interface, stating that it allows for simple navigation and quick access to information on the platform.
Seamless Integration with Apple Services: Several reviewers have appreciated Daylite's seamless integration with other Apple services such as Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Siri, and Notes. This integration creates a friendly environment that makes it effortless to access any information on the platform.
Efficient Email Processing Capabilities: A number of users have highlighted Daylite's efficient email processing capabilities. They have mentioned being able to easily process, store, and pin emails within the software. Additionally, they appreciate the ability to create sticky notes during meetings to assist clients.
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Daylite Reviews
4 Reviews
Professional, Scientific, and Technical ServicesInformation Technology & Services1Marketing & Advertising2Photography1
Daylite is used by the project management, billing and sales departments. We use Daylite to track and monitor client accounts, communications, sale opportunities and overall contact information. Daylite addresses the problem of organizing client information and communications when there are several people who need to contact clients and coordinate their communications with other teams. Daylite helps us keep track of emails sent between the client. It is also our "contact book" that has all the clients contact info and any special notes that would be helpful for other team members to know. Daylite also helps us track sales opportunities and what packages and services different clients have ben sold on or if they aren't interested in something we've already talked to them about. Overall, Daylite keeps us organized as a team!
Pros
Daylite allows you to link your email so when you email a client it will link to their contact in Daylite and save the communication so anyone on the team can see all the emails that have been sent between the client and our company.
Daylite allows you to create "opportunities" for the different packages and services we offer. This lets us track where someone is in the process, if they are still thinking about a service, have been sold on it, or are not interested.
Daylite lets you leave notes on the account that everyone on the team can see. This has been so helpful for our company because it lets us drop helpful notes on personal things about the client that would be good for everyone to know.
Cons
Daylite doesn't let you connect to every email option. Last time we checked it wouldn't let us integrate with G-mail (which is widely used), so we have to use the Apple mail through G-mail so we can link Daylite to our emails. It's not a big deal, but could be improved.
Daylite has templated fields for adding contact information, while it gives you a lot of options, it doesn't let you edit all of the field choices. So if you want to have a field with a specific date, you can't change the name of the field to say "start date" it will just be "date" or whatever it is preset to.
The lists and smart lists that Daylite lets you create are not as intuitive as they seem. They have been difficult to set up and edit and it's made it hard to create lists with specific clients that anyone can edit, it only lest the person that create it edit it.
Likelihood to Recommend
Daylite is awesome if you have a lot of clients and you need to keep track of who is talking to them and who talked to them about what. It is awesome if you have several people who manage the project a different points because you can easily get caught up on a client account or pass it over to someone else. Our projects follow the common flow where the client first speaks with a sales rep then they are passed off to a project manager and the billing team and then when the project is complete, our help desk manages any communications. Daylite is amazing for helping all of our teams coordinate their efforts so the client has a smooth sailing experience.
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Verified User
Project Manager in Customer Service (Marketing & Advertising company, 11-50 employees)
Daylite is one of the best CRM available in the marketplace for managing clients, more conversions, and finish more projects. It is an excellent, highly customizable program that allows me to organize and monitor my business operations in real-time. It is compiled of all the best features in terms of communication with clients and keeps track of every single piece of information regarding them. Overall it is playing a very important role in our company.
Pros
Daylite is the part of our work for a very long time and it still has a lot of significance in managing the customer effectively.
It has been a great find for us over the years as it is solving all the problems related to customers very efficiently.
The biggest feature that stands out is the app interface. Clear and intuitive in nature. Easy to use, perfectly designed to work on easily.
Its price is reasonable and provides efficient support.
Cons
The appointment reminder of Daylite is not much responsive. Sometimes it misses the dates and doesn’t give the reminder of a particular task.
Secondly, the mobile app on iPhone is not up to mark. It becomes slow while dealing with large files and tasks. Need a lot of updates to be helpful more. Exporting features needs a lot of attention as the system becomes slow while exporting files.
Daylite must have more integration with apple mail to select multiple emails at the moment easily.
Likelihood to Recommend
Daylite is helping me a lot in the organization for managing different tasks deadlines, connecting with customers, and handling all the communication. The mobile app needs to be more responsive and needs an update to be more helpful. Other than [that], perfectly designed platform and I would definitely recommend this to other organizations to use this platform to have more control on managing the task and contact details.
I use this as my main CRM software. I use it for email management as well as client interaction tracking. I am able to import and export lists for use in other applications and also sync it with my mobile devices for easy access to client specific information when I am working remotely.
Pros
Integrates with Mac Mail to automatically catalog email exchanges with both individuals and companies.
Allows for robust customization to meet the specific information needs of my company
Acts as a hub for daily activities and tasks
Cons
The mobile apps are not as nearly robust as the desktop version
UI could stand to be less clinical and a bit more visually pleasing
Ability to integrate with other apps more easily
Likelihood to Recommend
It is probably the best Mac based CRM I have found. I am generally very content with it and wish it had broader use so as to be looked at for integration with other platforms more often. Its Mac integration is quite good though. I love the ability to take it on the road with the mobile apps and look forward to those being developed further.
5 people are tasked with their role in a project by the Creative Director, who is running Daylite Server on his Mac. The employees are notified of their involvement by a task appearing on their calendar. Once a task is complete, the employee checks a box in the Mail extension when sending an email detailing their accomplishment. When an entire project is complete, the Creative Director marks the project as "done." Daylite is very helpful in answering the question, "Hey, where are we on this?"
Pros
Emails can be attached to projects and tasks, helping the user gain background knowledge
Reports can be produced and printed to be used in Progress Meetings
Other data such as passwords can be added as Notes to a project
Project deadlines can be moved easily in Calendar
Cons
We're using Daylite 5 and are soon abandoning it because: a. Daylite 5 is not cloud-based (6, is)
b. Daylite is for Mac users only, and we need a solution for our whole team
c. There are many "rabbit holes" that you can go down in submenus that it can be confusing
Likelihood to Recommend
If your team uses only Macs, then I suggest investigating Daylite 6, which is cloud-based. We've found upgrades to be tricky, sometimes users have difficulty connecting to the data-base on the main user's Daylite Server. My opinion is that it would be easier to begin fresh with 6 than upgrading and moving our current Daylite Server to the cloud. And there's no going back, once you move to the cloud, you're committed.