Here at LeadLog, we’re hard at work. We’ve been working on dashboard for some time now and have recently entered private beta. This comes only after lots of refactoring, countless UI restructures and enough bug squashing that you could call us Orkin. We figured we’d drop a little taste out here to lure some new beta testers for our next round of testing (Dec 15th).
Why should you sign up? Do you run a web development/design business? What about a consultancy? Do you still use paper to get people’s number and follow up with them for a sale? Carrying around rubber band stacks of business cards? Are you currently using Zoho CRM? Salesforce? Sugar CRM or some other complex application to manage your leads?
We’re trying to kill the pain of the using complex software or not using software at all (for lead management). If you think you’re up to the challenge, sign up here.
i was a bit skeptical, especially amidst the controversies around here!
the interface seems simple enough…
i sent a request to sign up, i am excited to tear into this and see how good Auston really is
no matter how many bugs you may “squash” i am positive there will always be some hiding in the corners…i will find them…..
Interesting that you didn’t mention Highrise from 37signals. That’s a CRM app that doesn’t have the complexity of all the other ones you mentioned and I assume you’d consider them to be one of your main competing products?
App looks pretty hot. Post a full size screenshot
@Dmitry
Good question.
We like Highrise, I think that they have a great product. Our platform allows for large numbers of leads to be managed per day. Tools like automated lead delivery and the fact that we are building a platform rather than a system draws a pretty thick line between their product and ours. I think Highrise works at a different level. We are not building a CRM, we are building a Lead Management Platform. We are concentrating in the origination process.
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