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Intended Users: Mid Size Business, Small Business, Entrepreneurs, Startups, Freelancers. Supported Countries: Worldwide
SaaS companies selling to other businesses. Any Business where selling is complex and involves Calling/Demo for closing the deal.
I like how great the design of the software is for tracking visits in real time. It's great for global business.
We are a small company, so any missed interactions with customers is painful.
We are very happy with SalezIQ, we were able to get in touch with our audience with this tool, help them resolve their questions and improve sales by 30.
I never use half of the features. Most times I do not see an alert pop up when someone is trying to communicate with us...I get an email to my junk mail a half hour later saying that I missed a chat.
I really like the dashboard that displays the info as it is beautifully designed, plus when visitors come to your website and click chat to speak to you, the dashboard rings just like a telephone.
Lastly, after the chat is over, a copy of the chat is emailed to the customer but it says "powered by zoho sales iq" at the bottom which ruins the effect here.
SalesIQ is definitely one of the best live chat product you can find on the market right now. It is a powerful tool to build a great multi-channel system (especially using with Zoho CRM).
There are really no frills for the basic version that we use.
Overall experience has been great - team is great to work with, product is great, and I enjoy having Wingman on all of my sales calls.
There is nothing about this product that I particularly disliked. All the features work as expected and I didn't find anything particularly missing.
I really like their product, customer service, and pricing. Wingman is a great software that just keeps getting better, and they genuinely care about your success.
Few lines have a complete different meaning. So sometimes you miss on few focus points.
I like that all the recordings for myself and my team are easily accessible and easy to use. The functionality is great and helpful and I can't think of a single improvement.
Note Taker, there are some small spelling captures are missing.
I love the Deal Central and Call Recording UI/UX a lot. Very helpful and the "Highlights" function is super helpful for call notes/follow up.
The only thing that bothers me slightly is that during zoom calls Wingman pops up as an additional caller.
Daniel: Hey, I'm Daniel. I'm a Product Marketing Manager in the SAS industry, and I give Zoho SalesIQ a three out of five. We use Zoho SalesIQ to engage with the visitors on our website. Simply put, that means people being able to chat in, get responses, able to get support if they need to, or ask pre-sales questions. And also, something that's pretty cool is being able to proactively engage with people based on a set of rules. For example, someone's come to the website for the second time. We may want to give a little pop up and say, "Hey, welcome back. Any questions this time around?" Or, "Is there anything that caught your interest?" Something along those lines. What I really like about SalesIQ is its simplicity. For most the basic functions that you need, it's really simple, really easy to use, and you can basically just log on and let it go. You get a little notification when there's a chat, and you can respond to it, and then, boom, close it, get back to your work. For most the basic stuff that you need, it's really simple, fast, easy chat tool. What I don't like about Zoho SalesIQ is that I found it to be not as robust as some of the dedicated chat tools, meaning there could be some other ones out there that only focus on chat, and they have options where you can set hierarchies with bots, for example, really easily, but just drag and drop where it says, "Hey, ask this person this." They respond one of these things, ask another thing. Just very easy, user-friendly ways to segment people and push them into a different box or different responses based on just a couple of easy factors. And with SalesIQ, they have something called Zobot, and that requires some kind of coding in their specific language. And basically, just took a lot longer and a lot more brain power to try to wrap one's mind around than just simply dragging and dropping, what you see is what you get, type editor to create a chat bot. There's also a couple of little bugs that can be really annoying. If you are chatting with someone and you get a second chat coming in, it will automatically take you out of that chat and put you into the next one. So, imagine not looking at the screen for a second, and you're typing, "Yes, happy to help you out with that. The refund is coming soon." And it has, in the meantime, you didn't notice, let's say, the sound, it switched you over. You wrote, "The refund is coming soon," hit Enter, and then, now, that new chat person sees, "The refund is coming soon," which is a little awkward. Obviously, you can work around that, but there's just a few little things like that that make you think that this isn't as streamlined as it could be.
Jamie G.: My name is Jamie. I'm senior account manager at Vetix. We're company size of 20 people. And my rating for Wingman is five stars. So we weren't using any sales enablement software before Wingman, though we did take a look at what else was on the market during the process. The process with Wingman and the way they actually went about the sales process was really positive. They gave us a trial, which allowed us to test it, make sure we were happy with it, and we felt really supported from them throughout. And they were really just addressing the things that we needed, which was that we wanted a way to look back at our sales calls and apply group learnings. It was so easy to onboard Wingman. It was probably one of the biggest draws of introducing it as a product. They were really supportive throughout. They gave us an account manager who helped us do it, but we were up and running with the software within a day, which was exactly what we needed it to be. As a small team, we don't have a lot of time to have really long, drawn-out implementations. We wanted something that would be speedy and something that would be effective. What I would recommend is that you make sure that it's integrated in with any video calling software that you're using. So whether you're using Zoom or Microsoft Teams or Hangouts, make sure that it is fully compatible with what you need. It was for us, and that was absolutely crucial. And in terms of implementation, just make sure that you are in contact with your account manager. They actually do a lot of the lifting for you with Wingman, which is really helpful.
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