SalesQ helps enterprises track the activities of field sales reps, such as their daily movements and tasks, visit details, meeting times, and sales orders that they have created. SalesQ helps improve employee engagement through the increase of accountability.
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SalesRabbit
Score 7.9 out of 10
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SalesRabbit, headquartered in Lehi, Utah, is a developer of software services for door-to-door and field sales teams. Their products are designed to enable sales teams to operate at peak performance by helping them motivate their teams, manage their resources effectively, and develop sales mastery.
$420
per year per user
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SalesRabbit - Core
$420
per year per user
The Essentials Bundle (SalesRabbit Pro, DataGrid AI & Digital Contracts)
$792
per year per user
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Chose CloudApper SalesQ
Salesforce has sleek UI and UX and also has a plethora of robust features. However, it is quite expensive to adopt and develop for the average user and is also quite cumbersome. CloudApper SalesQ is quite affordable and simple, and gets the job done. It is great for monitoring …
While the others had more features, there were ones that felt unnecessary for our organization. Moreover, the cost was a significant deciding factor given the pandemic and its effects. SalesQ was chosen because it was intuitive, had a shallow learning curve, and also because it …
We considered Hubspot CRM but since we are already using Hubspot marketing hub and the cost is too high for this so we purchased SalesRabbit. Got more features in the same cost.
Separate teams utilize it to monitor sales operations activities such as vendor acquisition. This software allows me to see if my reps are present in the field and logs their whereabouts. Phones may be used to manage reps, which simplifies the management process. Overall, the software is quite useful, and I strongly suggest it.
SalesRabbit is generally a good sales tool for field sales reps, the UI is simplistic enough and the actions needed to log activity are straightforward. Creating new dispositions or custom fields is simple. We as an organization have moved away from SalesRabbit as of May 2022 to one of their competitors mainly for two reasons. The first being it took them a few years to get an analytics/dashboard platform integrated into Sales Rabbit, they have one now that is in beta that appears promising. The second reason was too many inconsistencies with reps' data not syncing timely back to SalesRabbit or not at all. Reps are always looking for immediate satisfaction meaning if they mark a home as a sale they want to see it show up on the leaderboard within minutes not hours.
Salesforce has sleek UI and UX and also has a plethora of robust features. However, it is quite expensive to adopt and develop for the average user and is also quite cumbersome. CloudApper SalesQ is quite affordable and simple, and gets the job done. It is great for monitoring sales teams and managing their performance.
We considered HubSpot CRM but since we are already using HubSpot Marketing Hub and the cost is too high for this so we purchased SalesRabbit. Got more features in the same cost.