Azurepath is designed to automate lead management and performance tracking for insightful business growth. According to the vendor, Azurepath is remarkably easy to use and suitable for any sized business selling any kind of product or service. Visual lead queues for individuals and teams eliminate tasks and calendars. Automated trend charts with built-in insights eliminate manual reporting. The vendor’s value proposition is that seamless integrated sales and cash forecasting allow for…
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InsideSales Playbooks
Score 6.7 out of 10
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InsideSales Playbooks (formerly XANT Playbooks) aims to help SDRs and AEs quickly build closeable pipeline, by helping salespeople get a hold of more of the right people. InsideSales.com uses their A.I.-platform called Neuralytics to target likely buyers combined with their cadence engine to help sales reps consistently engage all of their prospects in a personalized way. Just like Waze from Google helps drivers get to their destination quickly based on the data from other drivers,…
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They are both strong CRMs which are effective at their job of automation to generate data regarding sales. However I would say Azurepath is simply better in terms of it's price as the features offered in my opinion far exceed the low costs which come with the package, hence …
You can do so much more with Playbooks. the power dialer that we had previously just allowed us to take a few notes and disposition a call. with Playbooks, you can keep track of accounts. Keep track of conversations, lists of what needs to get done, schedule calls and much much …
My company decided to switch most likely to improve efficiency of dials and ease of use. This new software is much different as it helps the representatives keep track of their accounts and forces a certain amount of touches before giving up on accounts. This will save the reps …
Playbooks comes with many more features and it is not as glitchy. It allows me to consistently move forward in my tasks and not have to wait for a bunch of tabs to re load to complete my work.
I have only us InsideSales Predictive PowerDialer which enabled quicker dialing. Playbooks has so much more to offer including automation and cadence control.
My company chose this tool to use, and I am really glad they did. Although I did not have a direct impact on the decision I am very happy they made this decision which I believe to be the best for our team!
The PowerDialer was very easy to use but was simple. There was no organization or anything in that type of tool. It was simply to disposition your calls and that was it. Playbooks is much more predictive and intelligent. It makes it easy to organize accounts and call them …
I'm not 100% sure if I used the predictive pipeline before, but I used to work at another sales company and we had an inside sales system that was driven by neuralytics. It was nice because it had so many different algorithms going on in the background that would tee-up the …
Playbooks is much better than base because it is far more intuitive and does not interrupt the workflow of the reps. Reps can also continue to work out of Salesforce reports if they have found that to be more effective, which is a huge plus over tools like base.
Like stated previously, Azurepath is well suited to automate sales performance reporting, as this is essential for the business sector in which myself and my company operates in. Furthermore, it is also very useful in terms of the user interface and GUI which are very easy to understand and process - even if you lack significant knowledge on how to do so. My only 'issue' is very minor and this is to do with customer service, however it could have been an off day.
Playbooks is great for sales organizations that need help with efficiency and cadence. It is well suited for heavy calling and high emails on accounts. Playbooks also does a great job at taking the guesswork out of accounts for my reps. The only time I would think that Playbooks would be less appropriate would be if a company already has a similar system in place.
It only took a day to get comfortable with Playbooks. The ease of use and overall usability is fantastic in the sense that it's pretty straightforward once you get enough repetitions in the tool. I also like all of the videos and resources available if support is needed
They are both strong CRMs which are effective at their job of automation to generate data regarding sales. However I would say Azurepath is simply better in terms of it's price as the features offered in my opinion far exceed the low costs which come with the package, hence making it exceptional value for money for potential suitors
You can do so much more with Playbooks. the power dialer that we had previously just allowed us to take a few notes and disposition a call. with Playbooks, you can keep track of accounts. Keep track of conversations, lists of what needs to get done, schedule calls and much much more.