Pipedrive Reviews & Product Details

I really enjoy the pipelines where you are able to see all your deals in one glance. I also use it to manage active clients and have them in different columns. The automation’s are also a game changer I have been playing around with them more now and have come up with a few that really make my life easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is a bit costly if you are new business but I wouldn’t say that’s enough of a dislike to actually mention. The features etc are all good so dislikes on that side Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very simple to use. The drag-and-drop option is helpful for changing the deal stage. The filters are also very easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn’t really anything I dislike, but I do feel that a few features are missing. If they can add those, it would be helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like having a clear overview of my contacts and ongoing discussions all in one place with Pipedrive. It's really helpful to check previous conversations quickly, see which proposals I’ve sent, and plan my next steps. Contact management, notes, and activity scheduling are the features I use the most to keep track of investors, clients, and partners. Keeping all my conversation notes and follow-up tasks together reduces the time I spend searching through messages and helps me follow up consistently. Overall, these tools help me stay organized when managing several projects and business relationships at the same time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like simple integration and automation setup. In my workflow, keeping Pipedrive updated alongside Apple Notes has required duplicate manual work, and setting up synchronization has been challenging. Clearer step-by-step guidance and easier ways to connect the tools I already use would help me save time and keep information consistent. The basic setup was manageable, but the more challenging part has been setting up automation and connecting Pipedrive with my other tools, especially Apple Notes. I'm still working on that, and clearer step-by-step instructions would make the process easier. Some updates still need to be entered manually, which is a hassle. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Pipedrive keeps customer information well organized and makes it simple to track deals through every stage. The visual pipeline gives me a clear, at-a-glance view of what’s going on and helps me see where I should focus next. I also find the activity management and automation features useful for follow-ups and routine tasks, which cuts down on manual work. The AI recommendations can be helpful too, especially when I need a reminder about deals or follow-ups that still need attention. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some reports take a bit of time to set up and customize exactly the way I want them. Workflow configuration can feel somewhat complex at first, especially when I’m trying to build more advanced processes. Email integration works well overall, but the occasional setup or syncing issue can still be frustrating. For more complex sales processes, I sometimes still need additional tracking, and when a process becomes more specific, I still end up handling some tasks manually. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Before Pipedrive, our “pipeline” was mostly optimism. Deals sat in stages for weeks with no real next step, and weekly reviews turned into status storytelling instead of decisions. What I like most about Pipedrive is how hard it is to hide that.

The visual board matters less for aesthetics and more because every deal is expected to have motion — an activity, a follow-up, a reason it’s still alive. When something goes quiet, it becomes obvious fast. That changed behavior on our team more than any report did. People stopped parking half-qualified opportunities in late stages just to make the forecast look healthier.

I also like that the product stays centered on sales execution. It doesn’t try to become our whole company operating system. For a small sales-led team, that focus made adoption realistic. We could set stages, attach activities, and run the process without a dedicated CRM admin. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is still possible to game the system if managers don’t enforce standards. A deal can look active because someone logged a low-value task. The tool surfaces inactivity well, but it doesn’t replace coaching on what a quality next step is.

Reporting is fine for pipeline health and basic forecasting, but not deep enough if leadership wants heavy cross-functional analysis. And once you start needing add-ons or higher tiers for lead capture, campaigns, or more automation, the total cost needs to be planned up front. Pipedrive is not the best fit if you want one platform to own marketing, service, and complex enterprise data models. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the visual pipeline because it mostly makes deals easier to track and manage. I’ve also been using workflow automation to trigger automated emails for the product’s onboarding series. So far it’s been working really well, and the results have been absolutely amazing. I tried the AI a few times while pulling data for one of my clients, and it can crawl the search engine and find missing fields and values for certain signals. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The AI feels hit or miss. The AI Sales Assistant recommendations are only sometimes useful, and the AI’s performance isn’t very consistent across repeated use. I’m also not fully confident about how responsibly my data is handled, and it isn’t always clear when I’m interacting with AI vs. rules-based logic or a human. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Pipedrive's Kanban-style visual pipeline. It's beautiful and I can literally drag and drop a deal from Proposal Sent to Negotiation. It keeps weekly sales meetings focused on actionable next steps rather than forcing the team to stare at a boring spreadsheet of numbers. The initial setup of Pipedrive was very easy, and it's the central hub where sales teams can track deals efficiently from initial pitch to signed contract. Pipedrive is visually driven and designed strictly around the sales process, aiding CRM adoption by being a system that reps actually want to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Once a company scales up, Pipedrive hits a hard ceiling. It lacks the advanced custom object relationships and deep marketing automation features that large enterprises need. I frequently have to migrate clients off Pipedrive to bigger systems once they cross a certain revenue or scale because the native reporting just isn't deep enough. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

These features make my day-to-day tasks much easier. Lead management helps me track leads and follow-ups, mobile user support keeps me productive on the go, and the dashboards give me a quick view of performance and key metrics. The visual pipeline makes it easier to understand deal stages and overall progress. Automation reduces repetitive follow-ups and routine tasks, and the AI Sales Assistant is sometimes useful for identifying follow-ups and potential next actions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Task and activity management can feel cumbersome, especially when you have to make many updates manually. Desktop integration could be smoother, since switching between the CRM and other applications can interrupt the workflow. Reporting could be improved, as creating customized reports and extracting the information needed can take extra time and effort. The AI recommendations occasionally lacked enough context about the specific deal or customer, and I still have to open individual deals to see some of the details. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Pipedrive's flexibility and ease of use to be outstanding, especially when aligning with strategy across our different business units and user areas. The automations feature is also impressive, allowing us to automate processes and require certain fields in specific stages, which enhances our resource usage and win strategies. Custom fields and stages really help in customizing the tool to suit our business needs. Additionally, the onboarding experience with their solutions engineer, Ricardo Verzea, was outstanding—he understood our business strategies and effectively realigned Pipedrive to match those, making it the best onboarding I've ever had for any CRM. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think one area where Pipedrive could improve is in its reporting and dashboards. In our business, we have deals that close, but they might not start generating revenue immediately since some are related to long-term construction projects. It would be really helpful to have reporting that not only shows when I expect to win something, but also when that business will start producing revenue over a particular time frame. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate how Pipedrive keeps track of leads, contacts, and conversations all in one place, giving me a clear view of where each opportunity stands. I like how visual and straightforward it is, allowing me to open the pipeline and immediately understand what's happening without digging through different screens or reports. The initial setup was fairly easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area I think could be improved is the amount of setup and customization needed to get Pipedrive working exactly the way you want. The basic pipeline is easy to understand, but once you start working with custom fields, automations, reports, and more detailed workflows, it can take some time to figure out the best way to structure everything. I'd like to see more guided customization, especially when setting up pipelines, custom fields, and automations. Having ready-made templates based on common workflows would give me a better starting point instead of having to build everything from scratch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.