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QuickBooks users, meet Method: the smarter way to manage leads, track sales, improve customer service, and automate tasks. Say goodbye to double data entry and hello to more time for what matters.
Mid market businesses. Companies that want to manage their sales, grow the business and make more profit - plus a lot more.
I liked the low cost and the clean interface that all looked much nicer than what we had been using. I really liked how tightly it could integrate with QuickBooks Online which saved us a lot of time.
Jobs were no longer being overlooked because of human error. Sales tracking was non-existent before Method.
I love the ability to keep a record of each activity and opportunities. Being able to customize things has been great for our company.
But because of the bad experience of trying to customize it and have the same tracking ability as CiviCRM, I basically wasted 6-months fooling around with it.
It is not just a powerful CRM, but a great way to add any additional trackable data. I have also used it as a platform base to create some amazing custom reports.
I wasn't handed off to someone else, just dropped. Method appears to subscribe to the same LACK of service, the service industry has morphed into.
I love the customizeability of the application and the support to get those things done has been great.
The integrations can be somewhat confusing when you first approach them.
The ability to track progress visually is very useful, especially with the sales pipeline and the ability to know what my future workflow will be.
Our company has been using for a few years and as we have grown its failings have become more frustrating and apparent.
So far so good, ease with the transition between our old platform - [sensitive content hidden] has been fantastic.
The interface can be outdated at times and features/options can be hard to find unless you know where they are.
I love how well documented the api is and how easy it is to customize the data that we want to fetch out of the api. I love how well it works with Tools such as clicddata.
I think if a user is deleted off the system, all their imprints are also gone - but i could be wrong.
It has been great, I use it every day, and it works amazing and the option to get a report is super helpulf.
Initial set up was a bit difficult but mainly due to having to learn a new system.
Speaker 1: Hi, my name is Joe. I work in healthcare and sales operations. I give Method a three out of five, for more reviews like this click below. So before we looked into using Method CRM, we were using Infusionsoft CRM, currently that's actually now called Keaps CRM. And the reason why we actually made a move was because we needed something that had better integrations with some of our other softwares, mainly QuickBooks for accounting. And that was one of Method's biggest strong suits. So the biggest reason we chose Method CRM was the fact that it had a really great integration with QuickBooks. We were already using QuickBooks at the time, and so it was just perfect to be able to have a really fluid integration with QuickBooks. Also, the entire customization of the Methods CRM dashboard is actually really great. You can add custom fields, custom objects, the entire layout can be totally customized. You can also customize all the automation. That being said, there are a few issues with it, that we ran into glitches that should be resolved. So getting started with Method CRM was actually pretty difficult. There's definitely a learning curve in terms of building the automation yourself. Now Methods CRM does offer their own consulting services, where you can hire a consultant to do some of the automation and customization for you. However, I felt it was overpriced. And so, a lot of the customization fell on my sales operations team to build out. So I would say it was pretty difficult. So I would recommend considering Methods CRM only if you require it for QuickBooks integration or you have a very simple business without a lot of complexity. I think that it's a great CRM, as long as you don't have tons of complexity that you need to throw at Method CRM. It's great for QuickBooks and accounting, but it's a little bit more difficult as far as integrations. In order to integrate you have to use... go through Zapier, or there's maybe a slew of others that might be actually integrated, but without doing a Zapier integration, you're kind of out of luck. So that's one thing that you should really consider, is how many integrations do I need to do? And am I willing to go through Zapier to get to those. Otherwise, I think that's really all of the considerations you should have.
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