What do you dislike about LMN?
This software feels like it's held together tape with bubblegum. Every customer service interaction ends with "the system doesn't have that capability right now." And there are so many BASIC FEATURES this software LACKS. Some of the absurd examples are as follows:
- The measuring function is a joke. Find another software to measure anything more than a small backyard. It won't measure more than one polygon at a time. Measuring a commercial property would take literal days.
- Every single function of the CRM is a separate window that must be individually saved when entering data or hitting the back button, or the data is lost.
- No customization of the CRM screen. So I can't see my clients' addresses or last date contacted at a glance. I have to open each contact individually, which is cumbersome and takes so much time.
- You can't copy and paste information from most screens. When you click on text it automatically opens the feature/function. For example, trying to highlight and copy a client's phone number will open the client's contact info, then you must click the "contacts" tab, then click the actual contact, then you can copy it to your clipboard...
- Invoicing is a mess. No fields can carry customizable information automatically, so if any additional information is required on the invoice for a certain client (PO#, billbox code, etc.), it must be manually keyed in every single invoice.
- Bulk scheduling doesn't show the number of labor hours a task/job takes to complete, and you can't limit scheduling based on labor hours. So unless you know how long each job takes, your bulk schedule will dump 100hours of work on one day, even though a crew can only complete 8 hours of work in a day. Then you manually have to divvy up the rest (using a separate window).
I could go on and on about everything frustrating about this software, however, if you are a tiny mom and pop landscaper that needs a software to tell you how to run your business, this could be for you. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.