Highrise

I am not in charge of the renewal of our digital management contracts, but I would certainly lobby among my colleagues to maintain Highrise as a great tool in our marketing and social media efforts.

I'm not aware of costs but I like this program.

It is easy. Billing is easy, it is affordable and it works.

I am not the one to make this decision.

We will stay with Highrise for as long as we can. We have full heartily invested all our client information into the system and will be using it for many years to come. We have had no complaints of the service and we don't expect any to come about. It only takes a few minutes to input all the new client/ contact information and we're ready for the next project.

Highrise is easy to use, has a nice UI overall, quick to load, and does most of what we need.

I rated it a 4 due to our use of Highrise... we could easily input all of our contacts into Microsoft's Outlook contact list.

Depending upon company needs, might require more customization.

It's become the heart of our contact management system - it's low cost, simple to use and high impact for us. We are using a version that allows for unlimited employees, 50,000 Highrise contacts and 100 Gb or file storage. This means to us that this is scalable and sufficient for the foreseeable future. By using some other apps we can add some things that we need that aren't built into the product. We use infusionsoft but not as a contact manager for clients. When a contact in infusionsoft reaches a certain stage and we get more "hands on", we use Zapier to setup the contact in Highrise and create an embryonic deal. We like Mailchimp for email newsletters and Mailchimp syncs nicely with Highrise. Finally we use SalesClic to give us a more refined sales pipeline.