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What r/CRM is talking about this week

r/CRM has 61,423 members and 9 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 1.6 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

61,423members
9posts in the last 24 hours, newest 3 h ago
1.6comments an hour right now, newest 3 min ago
12points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/CRM this week

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Top threads this week

  1. The CRM field nobody trusts is usually the one leadership cares about most

    Loss reason, next step, close date, lead source — pick your poison. Every CRM has at least one field everyone pretends is clean because the dashboard depends on it. Reps fill it because it is...

    12 points21 comments6 d ago
  2. Why does email drive my day to day volume, seems to be a locked in method of communication

    I'm curious, I work in sales in the hospitality world. I would say 89% of my communication comes through email. If you work in sales or any sort of project management role. What is the breakdown...

    10 points18 comments7 d ago
  3. [Weekly] CRM Rant/Rave Thread - What's great/awful in CRM for you this week?

    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...

    8 points12 comments4 d ago
  4. Why do some basic CRM workflows need so many steps?

    Recently heard about a salesperson who had to fill in two additional fields just to get a deal amount to appear in a report. I'm building a lightweight CRM for small B2B teams and trying to keep...

    7 points26 comments3 d ago
  5. How do you keep your CRM clean throughout the year or does everyone panic before reporting season?

    CRM cleanup usually becomes a priority only when reports start showing inconsistent numbers, duplicates pile up, or outdated records affect campaigns. How can I maintain data quality throughout...

    7 points34 comments7 d ago
  6. When Did WhatsApp Stop Being a Messaging App and Start Becoming Your Sales System?

    At what point does WhatsApp stop being “just where customers message us” and quietly become a business's actual sales system? I've noticed this pattern with growing businesses. At first, WhatsApp...

    6 points13 comments5 d ago
  7. Anyone using Monday.com?

    We are a NGO and got Monday.com Pro version for free, I have seen there is lot to do with it, But we are not fully technical team, I’m looking to use it to streamline field requests, tasks...

    4 points17 comments19 h ago
  8. Los ARM están de moda

    Últimamente veo el término ARM por todos lados como el "nuevo CRM". Según dónde lo leas significa Agent Relationship Management o AI Relationship Management, y la idea es esta: El CRM gestiona la...

    4 points6 comments1 d ago
  9. Nonprofit CRM comparison - what are small orgs using to manage donors and donation forms?

    Tax receipts finally did it ,someone has to remember to send them and that someone is apparently nobody. Five-person nonprofit, two of us part-time, moving off spreadsheets for the first time....

    3 points6 comments7 h ago
  10. When a CRM is being retired, how do you preserve the relationship history that doesn't fit in a CSV export?

    Whatever the reason may be, CRM retirement sometimes happens. And when it does, teams soon discover that exporting their data is the easy bit. All you have to do is click export and a neat CSV of...

    3 points7 comments17 h ago

Newest posts

  1. Pros and cons of our company building its own CRM using AI?
    2 points21 comments3 h ago
  2. Workflow Automation within CRM's
    1 points1 comment6 h ago
  3. How are you stitching web, ad and CRM data together for attribution right now?
    1 points1 comment6 h ago
  4. Nonprofit CRM comparison - what are small orgs using to manage donors and donation forms?
    3 points6 comments7 h ago
  5. CRM Recommendation: Plazbot
    0 points0 comments9 h ago
  6. Which required field made the biggest difference to your CRM data?
    1 points6 comments10 h ago
  7. When a CRM is being retired, how do you preserve the relationship history that doesn't fit in a CSV export?
    3 points7 comments17 h ago
  8. Anyone using Monday.com?
    4 points17 comments19 h ago
  9. wondering if Hubspot CRM is worth it for a growing team
    3 points19 comments19 h ago
  10. Connecting an association AI assistant to an AMS: what should the integration actually do?
    3 points4 comments1 d ago
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