noCRM.io vs InTouch: Which is a better fit?

Perfect easy to use system, great support 10. All the elements are there to make the best out of your business.

Victoria V

Owner

I don't consistently use it - so things pile up to be updated. This is a failing more of my system and organization.

I love the intuitive design that combines the best parts of using a spreadsheet and powerful features such as tagging and visual pipelines.

No matter how much info you're storing inside, it'll speed right along. If you've had trouble picking a CRM, give You Don't Need a CRM! a try.

KANDUKURI K

I have been looking for a good crm tool with a fully loaded features package and finally after many hardships i have found this to be very exciting and wonderful.

Of course some functions are missing but it's common.

The entire system is incredibly easy to use, allows you to effortlessly view the conversation history, and provides fantastic reporting. The best feature is how simple it is to add a lead manually.

It was hard for me to understand folders, but watching videos help me get past my frustration at first.

Having said that, the customer support staff is super helpful and a pleasure to deal with. I also like the upgrades to their email creation features.

I am displeased that there is no function in order to text all leads a mass text message.

I would recommend to anyone who is looking for something like this for their business not matter how big or small. Keeps you on track, organized daily and smooth to use.

Intially it was very frustrating due to some software changes. When the kinks were worked out it did become easier.

I like how quickly incoming leads are updated and the team is notified and I like how easy it is to track who we have contacted.

Frustrating that I cannot do things quickly. Complicated to teach as there are many steps to each process.

I have used this since day one with the company I’m at and I’ve been pretty happy with it.

I've been using the "new" version for the last 6 months and I miss the old (flash-based) version. All of my co-workers feel the same way.