Less Annoying CRM vs Jungo: Which is a better fit?

Lisa W.: Hi, my name is Lisa. I'm an account executive in the photography industry, and I would give Less Annoying CRM five out of five stars. If you'd like to see more reviews like this, click the link below. Yeah, I have been a project manager and an account executive in the marketing industry for two decades and I have tried a myriad of database, CRMs, things like that. I've used TeamGantt, I've used Zoho, I've used an Excel spreadsheet, and they were either so overly simple that we wouldn't be able to grow into them. We would very quickly use them to their capacity and then they wouldn't have the features that we need or they were so overly complicated that we would just be using a fraction of their features and the learning curve would just take entirely too long. So, obviously, an Excel spreadsheet is very, very simple and we customized spreadsheets as best we could. TeamGantt, for this particular role, we didn't need the actual Gantt feature. Less Annoying CRM is just perfect for capturing the data that we need, being able to retrieve it quickly, being able to share it and assigning users. So we've been extremely happy with it. We chose Less Annoying in this particular company with the teammates that we've got for the user interface, the ease of the user interface, and the share-ability. The Contacts feature is so simple. You can either enter a person and all of their information or you can enter a company and then assign it people, which is, to be honest, a feature that a lot of other CRMs don't have. It's either one or the other. The Tasks feature is incredibly helpful because it pops up on your dashboard every day, so you can attach a task to a contact. So you've just got an update right there with the last interaction you had with the client and then what the next step is or a note from that last interaction, which is incredible. The Calendar feature was probably the biggest selling point for us so that we could add our photographers as users so they could see the calendar, but we could limit their permissions so that they could just view it and so that they couldn't edit it. So I'm the only one who can enter all of the information and they can see everything. They just can't futz with it. So, that was really important to us and, again, the user interface is so clear and so simple for so many different personality types and technology comfortability levels to use. It was incredibly simple. Like I said, the user interface is so intuitive for anybody. If you are used to just browsing anything online, it's just that simple. The left sidebar just clearly states whether or not you want to get into contacts, tasks, or the calendar, and so that just shows up. And even the phone part of it, even though it's not a proper app, as they say, the navigation on your phone is so clear, you just select whether or not you want to get into tasks, contacts, or calendar. And then, from that, on the right hand side, you can drill down even further, whether or not you want to see the day view, the task view, the agenda view. And then, again, contacts, you can just expand to see everything. So the user interface is so attractive, like I said, for every personality type and every technology level that we simply just sent the link out to everybody, they put it on their phones or their desktop, and we didn't even really have to have an onboarding amongst us. Everybody, it was so intuitive when they saw it, there weren't many questions, which is great. It doesn't take a lot of time. I would say this is just the best for simplicity. I understand in some marketing fields, you may need to track a sales funnel. I understand that there are more expansive needs that a marketing firm might need, but the simplicity of use and just the clarity of the information. So, again, within the contact, you can make a note every time that you reach out to them and contact them. I believe you can even, from the desktop and your phone, if the phone number is in a contact, you can click on it and it'll call automatically, which is really nice. And the Email feature, I know I'm probably going back into the last question, but I absolutely love in the CRM that when I'm in a contact I can click on the email address that we have on file and I can email directly from the CRM, and it actually sends a copy to my email address that's linked to it so I always have that in my sent folder as well, which is really nice to be able to go into my email account and see what emails have gone through. So, they work in tandem that way. That's a huge feature for us. And then, again, the ease of the calendar where I can put an event, I can actually link a contact to the event, which is incredible. Just with one click, it'll say, "Add a contact and this event," or, "Attach contact," and I do. And then we can add our users, which are our teammates, and I can add as many teammates as I need to and, again, just setting those permissions so that they can either see it or edit it. But it's just the ease of use. It is so intuitive for what we need that it's just remarkable not to have that ramp up time. It didn't take weeks for us to install and have a team meeting and show everybody how it works. There's never been any troubleshooting, ever. We've never had a teammate have to say, "I don't know where to find this," or, "How do I look for this?" It is just so clear and the features are just very simple. It's incredible.

Brian: My name is Brian. I'm a senior loan officer. Company I'm with is roughly 25 to 50 employees, and I would give Jungo, depending on what I'm using it for, four. I use it for lead management to keep track of my prospects as well as my real estate partners. It helps me keep notes and update if I've had a conversation with them, what their needs are, and it's pretty nice that I get to customize it from the ground up as well. Part of it, it has so many different options you can pick from. You basically build what it is that you want. It can be a little bit difficult to learn. They do have support, which is really nice, but it can take a little while for them to get back to you, and there are a lot of bells and whistles so you can kind of get lost in the sauce.