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• Offers robust lead management features, including advanced follow-ups and bulk messaging, enhancing efficiency for real estate professionals.

• User-friendly interface with built-in templates and automation tools like drip campaigns, video texting, and digital business card integration.

• Affordable pricing, especially suitable for small teams or first-time CRM users looking for cost-effective solutions.

• Extensive integrations with popular lead providers (e.g., Zillow, ZipTitan) and the ability to unify leads into a single platform.

• Accessible online support, tutorials, and webinars to aid users in learning the system.

• Frequent glitches, bugs, and system instability negatively impact usability and reliability over time.

• Poor customer support, with long response times and limited live interaction, creates frustration for users needing assistance.

• Limited customization options for specific industries (e.g., solar), making it unsuitable for businesses outside real estate.

• Easy to use with an intuitive interface requiring minimal technical expertise.

• Highly customizable workflows, fields, and dashboards to adapt to specific business needs.

• Cost-effective solution with a strong return on investment, ideal for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

• Streamlines operations by automating tasks like lead management, reminders, and communications tracking.

• Strong integration capabilities with third-party tools (e.g., G Suite, Tableau, Power BI) and other Zoho apps in one seamless ecosystem.

• Limited scalability and depth for larger businesses with more complex requirements.

• Marketplace offers fewer advanced apps or connectors compared to competitors.

• Initial setup and customization can be overwhelming without proper guidance for some users.