Dialpad Sell is a phone system built for sales, with real-time coaching and CRM integrations. It features call analytics, voice intelligence with objection handling, call sentiment analysis for just-in-time coaching, and support for a range of headsets and phones.
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Salesforce Mobile
Score 8.7 out of 10
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Salesforce Mobile (formerly Salesforce1 Mobile App) provides sales reps and marketers to update their pipeline and lead statuses on the go, as well as share notifications and keep their team and collaborators updated on the movement of prospects through the sales pipeline.
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Dialpad Sell
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Features
Dialpad Sell
Salesforce Mobile
Preview Dialer
Comparison of Preview Dialer features of Product A and Product B
Dialpad Sell
8.0
22 Ratings
9% above category average
Salesforce Mobile
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Contact preview
8.021 Ratings
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Dialer-CRM integration
8.018 Ratings
00 Ratings
Call notes & tags
8.020 Ratings
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Automatic call logging
8.020 Ratings
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Core Dialer
Comparison of Core Dialer features of Product A and Product B
Dialpad Sell
8.5
22 Ratings
10% above category average
Salesforce Mobile
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Outbound dialing
8.022 Ratings
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Inbound routing
8.022 Ratings
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Custom caller ID
7.121 Ratings
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Click-to-call
9.020 Ratings
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Recorded voicemail drop
10.019 Ratings
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Dialer contact import
8.919 Ratings
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Campaign & list management
8.216 Ratings
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Call Follow-up and Quality Assurance
Comparison of Call Follow-up and Quality Assurance features of Product A and Product B
Well, There are numerous scenarios where a Dialpad can be very helpful in terms of communication tools. It allows the user to send text unlimited messages, making outbound calls, and review daily, weekly, monthly, or custom analytics. Saving n number of contact details, easy to search them on Dialpad. As of now, I did not come across any scenario where I can say Dialpad would not be suited.
It is well-suited for use cases where you already use Salesforce as a CRM, as it works hand in hand. Also, it can connect to Slack and supports Mulesoft integrations, making it an all-in-one ecosystem. For use cases like ours, where field service reps need an app to add work notes or enter their absences, etc., the app works great.
Clicking an address deep-links directly into Google Maps, eliminating the need to copy-paste data between apps while driving.
The app handles technical payroll jargon surprisingly well. I can dictate a meeting summary while walking back to my car, and it saves as a formatted note.
Log calls and emails immediately after they happen.
Just like Salesforce, there's a lot you can do with the app. It can feel overwhelming if you don't know what you're looking for.
This isn't necessarily a fault, but when you use Salesforce on a computer most of the time, when going to Mobile you do have to make an adjustment and be prepared for a different layout and navigation.
Dialpad Sell is Very easy to use, whether at home or in the office dial pad has very sleek and easy to use features, all features are easy to find and are pretty self explanatory, the switch from regular phones to dial pad was a very easy and non stressful switch for our whole team
The mobile is usable for all the smaller tasks also from the developer we can make them create button from which we can trigger automations, the app is used for on the go updates to the crm. The log in process is simple, it also has offline capabilities which is a plus point.
I haven't had the need to contact support, but the online community has a VAST knowledge of support if you're in need. For instance, I needed to know how I could set the dashboard up to automatically refresh and the online community helped me within minutes.
I think that Skype for Business was a clunky system to use and didn't seem as up-to-date with their interface as Dialpad Sell does. I have found that Slack does a better job at communicating within the company, but Dialpad Sell is still the best system for external outreach.
I haven't tried another service yet, therefore I can't give a comparative example from another software. Nevertheless, I can say that the experience that I had so far is pretty amazing. I am able to do things for my job without the need of a laptop, like I can be walking around a city where I am visiting potential clients and check all the data that we have on the way there. It really boosts my productivity.