What do you like best about Squivr?
Our small business needed a way to benefit from our Sales data. Squivr is a platform makes our data very valuable.
The dashboard is great! Reports and Data are front and center--no need to visit a drop-down menu to access the most relevant details. The Progress Reports offer a simple percent-complete numeric value that is impossible to misinterpret. The Dashboard allows us an easy to understand high-level visual.
Moving past the dashboard, the Org Charts is awesome! Simple to create and manage it offers a great macro visualization. With a simple click we can drill down into the details-- whether we are reviewing a specific team, the most successful and preferred communication methods, and/or the relationships.
The 5-Star Scoring (with the ability to add Custom Labels) allows us fill-in-the-blanks. We can see the designations we assign to Decision Makers and Blockers, the Decision Makers, and to the arbitrary points-of-contact we have identified along the way. We have found the more data we have collected, the more likely we are to get a signed deal.
Accessing Priorities, Tasks, and other metrics can be accessed by clicking on a member within the Org Chart. From assigning tasks and avoiding redundant unproductive behaviors, to breaking down our annual business plans into easy to manage tasks-- allowing our teams to assign completion dates.
Squivr's platform has allowed a partnership between our middle management and our Sales team. All parties are engaged on a SINGLE platform where our communication is consistent and centrally located. The interface is intuitive, so training was a breeze! There are no more surprises, and our customer engagement has skyrocketed, since introducing Squivr. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about Squivr?
As a small company, we had to sell the benefits to our team on the caveat that the data entry be accurate, consistently inputted, and trusted.
The Sales staff saw it as another management tool that would "...take them out of the field..." and management saw it as a tool that would be used to evaluate the manager's effectiveness. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.