HubSpot’s CRM enables growth-minded businesses to optimize their relationships with leads and customers. Through harnessing the power of carefully crafted sales, marketing, customer service, content management, and operations tools, the software aims to make it easy to unify team strategy and drive conversion. Additionally, the software allows users to connect with over 875 integration apps, APIs, and solutions partners to create a customizable user experience that suits the way teams work.…
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monday sales CRM
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monday sales CRM provides control over the entire sales funnel and helps users close deals faster by automating manual work and streamlining sales activities from A-Z.
We found HubSpot to be far more user-friendly than it's competitors. This is one of the most appealing parts of HubSpot and ultimately why we ended up choosing HubSpot as our CRM. The free version also offers some great features which other CRMs require a paid plan for. The …
Asana & Monday are better project management; Salesforce is far more powerful across the board (except maybe marketing) but way too complex to use and onboard new members onto.
I believe monday sales CRM is more flexible for changes and intuitive to operate. HubSpot CRM is more specialized and complex to use. Airtable is not design as CRM but may be used as such, definitely not able to be compared to Hubsport CRM or monday sales CRM which are more …
I would say that it is simply a more interactive tool, that gives you all the features you need to get started, and then lets your evolve your tool with other methods and features as times goes by and your team gets a more mature understanding of the process and ways to improve …
There isn't anything close to what monday sales CRM does besides Google Sheets but it is less interactive and could easily be messed with. monday sales CRM makes it easy even for people who are technologically challenged to be able to create a board or dashboard to work for …
Hubspot has a terrible interface and it's far more expensive than monday. In monday I could create my workspaces and dashboards on a whim, while I really struggled to do it on Hubspot.
HubSpot overpromises and underdelivers, whereas monday sales CRM R is very clear about what it can do without selling its capabilities. The price is way better too since you can test things out and upgrade as you need more team members or more features. I’d never recommend …
I don't need 50 words to tell you how monday.com compares to the others; monday.com knocks it out of the park and then some. We have never looked back.
In my last position at a SAAS company, I used Salesforce and HATED IT. It was so clunky, and when I used HubSpot, it was like a breath of fresh air. Any company that does customer interactions and sales needs Hubspot. There is a TON of room for customization, which is AMAZING. I don't see anywhere that it wouldn't be a good fit.
I think that for a sales team that already has a digital driven culture its a great tool, and even for people that want to manage projects after the sales. But for teams that are new to digital sales tools, it may cause some deals to fall behind in the beggining, just because the usual way people work is to register what has been done and not to schedule what to do next, and there's other CRM tools that help this to be a automated requirement in the usage os the system.
Pricing - HubSpot offers a number of great features in the free version however the paid options can be pricey.
The free version could do with more options in some of the additional areas such as the marketing platform. Although there are some options included, they are very limited.
Perhaps individual archive boards for individual boards - sometime's it's difficult to locate an archived item to account when something is done so until projects are finished, I often leave items on the board when it could be 'cleaner'
More color shades for groups and labels
Keep adding new widgets for dashboards to provide an even greater overview
To be honest there are some barriers due to which we are unable to use Hubspot at it's full potentials. The region that we work in has some restrictions that don't allow us to make calls or text which leaves us to just Email to the client.
I think the usability is great. I am able to train a new agent with zero experience in our process with HubSpot in a day or less. They can be proficient in using HubSpot quickly, the way I've designed it to work, in less than a week. I am able to load new leads, set calling campaigns, and start prospecting quickly. I've even had to call customer service for help, and they were super helpful.
It is very simple and does not take very much or very long to understand how the entire software works. I think it took less than a week for me to be very confident in using and even teaching other people how to use the site. Moreover, the ability to be able to color coordinate every file makes it very easy to see and use.
Because when I needed help HubSpot responded immediately and provided me with the information I needed which enabled me to realize that HubSpot was even more customizable and easier to use than I thought! And I already thought HubSpot was very user friendly and easy to use, and then Support showed me how to manipulate the settings, columns and the appearance of the tool.
When I have requested customer service from monday.com account the person who I spoke with was really helpful but the set up to get a hold of someone in customer service was a little complicated and time-consuming. I had to get a ticket in an email and then wait for a specific person to call me back at a certain time, that's why I gave a six.
If you've had any prior experience with cloud based marketing automation or group communication tools, you can do the implementation without paid outside support. Though getting to a SLA (service level agreement) would be best achieved with the help of a third party who can facilitate
Salesforce requires a lot of in-depth knowledge both to implement and to manage. I found it to be quite clunky and there was an additional overhead for any marketing functionality, that wasn't up to par. Whilst Zoho had some good features, in practice the CRM was difficult to manage, customer support was non-existent, and like Salesforce, required 3rd party support agents in order make simple changes. comparison, HubSpot allows the user to make many changes themselves such as adding and mapping properties, and also has excellent customer service. Combined with a well-rounded offer in terms of marketing, analytics and a good CRM, HubSpot stands out as the clear winner.
monday sales CRM was much more customisable and flexible for our needs. We could use monday sales CRM to enhance what we do but Zendesk basically wanted us to change how we work to their style which is not what we wanted. I also found zendesk to be extremely expensive for what you were getting.
Automation helps to save time so that we can reach out to more prospecting or save time that can be spent on more strategic sales tasks like deal management
Visibility/collaboration helps connect marketing and sales efforts vs them being siloed
Connection with salesforce helps us to get more out of our CRM spend as we have valuable data insights coming from Hubspot
Specifically for equipment tracking, we have been able to build an interactive and extensive database tracking all devices owned by the company in a predominantly remote workforce and decreased loss in that area
The onboarding process has been simplified and automated to communicate to all parties involved with minimal interaction. Building out an API would be next! Saves a ton of time in this process and minimizes mistakes.
In a start-up environment with shifting priorities, task management in monday.com makes sure things don't disappear entirely as the landscape changes.
