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Built a CRM for small sales teams after watching too many people manage pipelines in Google Sheets. 55 teams are using it now - here's what they actually wanted.

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I built CRMPro after talking to a bunch of small sales teams who were either stuck in spreadsheets or paying for Salesforce and using 10% of it. They didn't need AI forecasting or enterprise territory mapping.…

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The real reason small sales teams lose deals isn't their pitch - it's that their follow-up lives in 4 different places

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I've talked to a lot of small sales teams over the past few months while building a CRM tool. Almost every one of them had the same problem - not a bad product, not a bad pitch. Just total chaos in the follow-up layer.…

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[Weekly] CRM Rant/Rave Thread - What's great/awful in CRM for you this week?

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This is a weekly post for you to let out about something which happened this week for you in CRM that mattered: features, client requests that were either great or awful this week, and just generally chat CRM / CRM consulting chatter.…

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I’m the CTO of Attio. We think CRM has to become infrastructure now that agents are the main user. So we built a SQL engine into Attio for agents and BI tools to query live data without an ETL tool or data warehouse. AMA.

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Hi, I’m Alex, CTO and co-founder of Attio. I’ve been lurking on r/CRM for a while and the same themes keep coming up: data stuck in one tool, reports you can’t really trust, and what you should expect from your CRM now that agents are in the mix.…

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