Agile CRM

Previously suggested AgileCRM as a basic contact management CRM with some rudimentary campaign and workflow for smaller companies looking for a value solution that performed CRM functions reasonably well. Sadly - the product has deteriorated to a point where it is no longer usable.

The service was not working properly in the last month. I wanted to cancel the service. It was impossible. There is no working link to do so. I contacted support on October 8th, 2021, they confirmed by mail that my service was canceled. Since then, they charged 2 more months and nothing is stopped. [I believe] this is a scam.

I have been using Agile CRM paid for version for about 5 years, in two companies. Over that time I have witnessed a deterioration in customer service and a big increase in breakdowns in the system. Right now, I'm three weeks into a breakdown and [I believe] the problem lies within Agile, which has severely restricted the number of emails I can send out daily. I can only send out one-twentieth of what I need to send. What has Agile done about it? Nothing. Nothing at all. Their customer support is non-existent. Their CEO ignores requests to contact me about it. Their Customer Support department does not work weekends, ever, so if you have a problem at the weekend, there is no way of resolving it. Their customer support during the working week is slow and ineffective [in my experience]. Avoid this company!

We have used Agile CRM throughout the company and mainly to manage customer information and giving the possibility to classify and score them. With this we have great visibility of customers who have great potential to approach them and bring better direction. It is a software that has a fair price and I can say that it is one of the best options on the market in this segment.

We house all our contacts, accounts, and opportunities in Agile. We have automation with our email serve, forms on our website that all funnel into Agile. They can integrate with pretty much anything and now release 500 apps to go along with it to. You can also send email blasts from it as well to reach existing clients and future clients. Yes, it is being used by all departments. It solves a lot of work to be done automated.

We are using Agile CRM to streamline our Support, Sales, and development process. The robust features have reduced a lot of time for our team in completing the daily tasks. They have all the required features which every startup or big organisation required to run their smooth operation. Overall it's a budget friend solution with great UI and easy to set up.

We are using Agile CRM to replace our old computer program. We are using it across the whole company. We are now able to see documents and due dates across all departments and in all of the company's manufacturing facilities. This addresses communication errors and gaps that existed in our previous systems.

We currently use Agile CRM across the business to manage our customer and potential customer details. We also use the email templates and the campaigns to deliver our monthly and weekly updates to our subscribers as well as update all verified customers on important changes. The data syncs to our backend applications as well.

We use Agile when we have short-term projects and need a CRM to train our temps on. They typically can become efficient within a few hours. It's very easy to use, set-up and train on. The widgets allow us to record calls, put personalized scripts into the Contact records, and see LinkedIn profiles in the Contact records.

We use Agile CRM for our own needs, and also our clients. After trialing over 6 other CRM solutions we decided that Agile had a unique blend of address book/sales pipeline and marketing automation to support a variety of departments including sales and marketing. We are also deciding if we should adopt their ticketing system to replace another product.

I use AgileCRM to collect contact information and manage sales and recruitment efforts and leads. This platform allows me to target my marketing and sales efforts towards students that are most likely to purchase by using a points system.

I implemented and used Agile CRM when we downsized the sales team, and wanted something more flexible and modern than Sugar CRM. The main attractions were the graphical workflow process, integration with marketing functions, and the fact that it was cloud based.

Agile CRM is the primary application in our company. We use it for keeping our client and prospect lists, for managing email campaigns, for tracking deals, for reporting, and for doing a little bit of marketing automation. Often, will bring contractors on for a short time to use the system, especially if they are in a project management role. Personally, I touch the product 22-50 times each day. The mobile app, released just a few months ago, is wonderful and offers almost all of the basic functionality of the web-based version. Support is fast, detailed, and on point. We feel agile CRM is a good value for the money.

Basically, Agile CRM is functioning as my company's CRM system. The customer data was getting too scattered over a lot of different systems and I was losing the overview. Probably I would need to build a real customer database with all the bells and whistles of a customized system, but I am not even sure what that would look like, so just having access to a flexible system where I can import and export contacts and tag them is a great upgrade for me, and the reason I needed a CRM system.

We migrated from Zoho into Agile as Zoho usage rate by the team was very small. In order for everyone to get using our CRM we've decided to move to something much easier to set up and connect to our other systems (ticketing and finance systems). I don't agree with the way Zoho works with you having to buy different modules to be able to use the CRM as its best. This doesn't happen with Agile. As long as we have the full license (not too cheap), we can use all the features, including multi-currency deals that we do need for our business. As I said, is not the cheapest option on the market, but it is ridiculously easy to set up once your team knows what they need from it (that was the challenge bit). Overall, we are very happy with Agile, it was the best decision we could make. I actually really enjoy setting things up, it brings a smile to my face rather than panic with the previous Zoho.

We have searched for a CRM solution for our small company and Agile CRM was selected as for up to 10 users the platform is free. As we are planning to grow out staff level this year is was good to know it can expand with us - plus all our clients are music artists with small teams and small record labels with small staff roster it fits right in.

Agile CRM is currently being used by different organizations throughout the company as a versatile and inclusive program which allows for several business tools to be within the same interface with integrations between them. Agile CRM allows you to synchronize, manage, organize and communicate with contacts in an intelligent way that saves valuable time by eliminating several administrative tasks.

Agile CRM is used by the Technology project management department to support business users and client reporting group. Agile CRM is utilized to keep track of the customer contracts, managing those contacts and making follow up of the communications with each customer and for each contact. Time is being saved as the user groups skills grow. The features have reduced a lot of time on administrative tasks, allowing to focus on more business critical projects. The e-mail templates are useful in that you don’t need any additional external platforms to perform professional marketing. The Web rules are also nice and efficient and the push notification as well. The option to filter the users based on the tags, one has attributed to them is of great help to organize your users and the ability to export a filtered segment in csv format gives you endless possibilities for further processing and data management.