Azurepath is designed to automate lead management and performance tracking for insightful business growth. According to the vendor, Azurepath is remarkably easy to use and suitable for any sized business selling any kind of product or service. Visual lead queues for individuals and teams eliminate tasks and calendars. Automated trend charts with built-in insights eliminate manual reporting. The vendor’s value proposition is that seamless integrated sales and cash forecasting allow for…
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Gong
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Gong helps people and companies reach their potential. The Gong Revenue Intelligence Platform™ enables customer-facing teams to take advantage of their most valuable assets – customer interactions, which the Gong platform automatically captures and analyzes. Gong then delivers insights at scale, to empower revenue and go-to-market teams to determine the best actions for winning outcomes. The vendor boasts companies like Morningstar Inc., Paychex, LinkedIn,…
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They are both strong CRMs which are effective at their job of automation to generate data regarding sales. However I would say Azurepath is simply better in terms of it's price as the features offered in my opinion far exceed the low costs which come with the package, hence …
I've never used anything outside of Gong before, but I have heard that chorus is a similar product but also that it doesn't work that well. Gong is the only product I would ever entertain if I were to ever leave this company and have a need for a recording call provider.
We use them for different purposes: one for dialing and one for recording meetings. However, Gong's AI summaries heavily outweigh Dialpad's summaries in accuracy, pulling of key details, and call transcription.
Gong just has far more insightful and accurate information. The other tools integrate well with gong, and would not be able to standalone without Gong as the hub of this.
Hands down, Copilot is no Gong.io. Gong is way ahead of other tools in this space. I like how Gong will recommend next steps, follow-ups, and even set up calendar invites for future meetings. This is why we chose Gong over other tools in this space, and they continue to …
I have used Dialpad, which is another calling log situation that keeps a record and also provides AI summaries. I just think they stack up in the way that they provide similar features and usability for the people who use both platforms.To be fully transparent, I am completely …
Gong has much more robust features like the AI insights for meetings, account briefings, and creating daily to-do's so there is very minimal manual work. It also has a clean interface that is easy to navigate.
I was not the decision maker here. We used Outreach Kaia previously, and its AI functionality and analytics were not as robust. It did not get as comprehensive an account view and was integrated with fewer of our business systems. I know that Gong is expensive, but it's been a …
Granted it has been a couple of years since I have used or evaluated these tools but I feel like with Gong's call recording and insights from that perspective, along with all of the other pieces that it can achieve, it's the obvious choice for sales orgs to be most efficient …
Comparing to Chorus, I believe Gong does a really great job in terms of insights, actionable outcomes, summaries and get great next steps. This is important for all SaaS softwares to work on the product based on the customer feedback. Also, I would like to see Gong as their …
We also use Loom and Gemini: both have call recording and analysis capabilities. Although I like the notes that Gemini takes, I prefer Gong's next steps summary and other functionality. Loom can't be beat when it comes to screen recordings, but I'm not very impressed with the …
It stacks up in a different way. All of these companies try to do some feature that Gong does. Like Call recording, call analysis, AI discovery, Forecasting and Sales Activity tracking. Gong beats most, Otter.ai is a growing competitor though.
I have definitely utilized Gong more than Fireflies or Fathom. The interface feels the easiest to grasp and start getting insights into calls right away.
To be clear, I didn't select Gong, our exec team did. But I like Gong better than Fathom because the interface is better, there isn't a special Gong recording agent that shows up on my zoom calls (better for CX), I love the integration with Hubspot, and the ability to ask the …
In my opinion, Gong outshines Outreach when it comes to conversation intelligence. The summaries are more detailed, the conversational speaker intelligence is more accurate, and the ability to sort calls into specific streams has more functionality than Outreach has exhibited …
Like stated previously, Azurepath is well suited to automate sales performance reporting, as this is essential for the business sector in which myself and my company operates in. Furthermore, it is also very useful in terms of the user interface and GUI which are very easy to understand and process - even if you lack significant knowledge on how to do so. My only 'issue' is very minor and this is to do with customer service, however it could have been an off day.
Gong is the perfect, all-in-one tool for Sales reps to be able to succeed. It's my one-stop-shop for updating deals, getting intelligence into the accounts I'm servicing, and for coaching/training myself and others. I could even see its use case extending to CSMs. Maybe a bit less appropriate for non-sales-oriented teams.
The history is quite useful in many aspects of my daily work, as I have a complete and detailed view of transcribed calls and email summaries of previously exchanged emails.
It's like an assistant; I can receive email reminders about things discussed during a video call, such as the upcoming date of a scheduled meeting or notes on certain key aspects the client needs for their order.
I can share calls through Gong with my clients. This gives me an added advantage, allowing the client to have reminders or a record of what was discussed without having to worry about manually taking notes.
The interface is complex but easy to learn, has many assistant-like features, and can also be integrated into many calling platforms, such as Zoom.
Gong is one of the best if not the best tools we have in or tech stack in terms of ROI and ease of use. The ai features that have been released over the past year have continued to add value and are not just shiny new features that don't get used. It is also an easy to use platform for our sales and customer success reps, takes very little time to become proficient in. The deal boards also provide great visibility into opps for management and leadership
It does great for all the things I've mentioned. I didn't give it a 10/10 because I still think there is room to improve as far as improving the quality of the insights that are more actionable. I.e. this happened so you should think about doing this thing as a next step.
I give them a 10 because, I have been using Gong for over a year now and have never had issues or concerns go un resolved in a day or two. Their communication is impeccable and their tech support is very hands on and prompt
They are both strong CRMs which are effective at their job of automation to generate data regarding sales. However I would say Azurepath is simply better in terms of it's price as the features offered in my opinion far exceed the low costs which come with the package, hence making it exceptional value for money for potential suitors
I have used Dialpad, which is another calling log situation that keeps a record and also provides AI summaries. I just think they stack up in the way that they provide similar features and usability for the people who use both platforms.To be fully transparent, I am completely unbiased. I do prefer Gong over Dialpad because it is much more organized. Whenever I try to use Dialpad, it opens 50 tabs to get to one thing, and it's confusing
Time savings. Historically, I had Google Doc note sheets for each client, and it was incredibly time-consuming. With Gong, I let the tool take the notes and help with customer follow ups.
Increased collaboration. Rather than sharing notes and meeting, I can send a Gong recording or clip of the conversation that is specific to the business unit I'm working with. This also saves time.
Increased visibility into our customer accounts. We have quarterly account reviews and have been tasked with making account plans for every customer. Using Gong and Claude, this is done in seconds as opposed to hours.
Better accountability. It also is a system of truth and the recorded conversations hold resources accountable.
Improved conversations, the coaching ability helps us understand how we can improve in our meetings and is good training for objective handling.