I would not use JustCall again
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We used JustCall across our post-sales teams. It was for all contact with clients, via phone and SMS. We also integrated with Hubspot and would make calls/respond with SMS both via Hubspot and the native desktop apps. Our team used the IVR menus, as well as managed our 800 number. We leveraged the analytics in JustCall to monitor call volumes and document outcomes.
Pros
- The Hubspot integration is pretty good, including the ability to leverage workflows to send text messages automatically
- The analytics are front and center when logged in on the app
- They do a good job of helping you analyze call volumes throughout the day.
Cons
- In our experience, the platform is quite unstable - we were always having connectivity issues, even on high speed internet.
- Call recordings were often cut off early, or never recorded.
- In our experience, Support would often pin the issue back on us and didn't seem to really want to help us solve the issue.
- In my opinion, the analytics were fairly light and I thought it was very difficult to drill down deeper into the data.
Return on Investment
- Using JustCall really impacted our NPS in a negative way. Because of the instability of the platform, in our experience, it was difficult to connect with our support reps and complete callback requests.
- In my experience, the admin time to manage JustCall is greater than competitors. I spent far too much time trying to figure out how to troubleshoot the system, even with the help of the Support team. I could have used that time elsewhere in a more productive way.
- The lack of trust we had in the system led to us always checking settings and never being fully confident that the changes to settings would actually stick. It was a high anxiety experience for us.
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Aircall, Kixie and Dialpad Ai Contact Center










