
Upside has become the single place our marketing team goes to understand what's actually driving pipeline. It pulls CRM, marketing automation, and sales activity data into one clean, unified model, so we stop arguing about whose spreadsheet is right and start talking about what to do next.
A few things stand out:
- Mini apps: We've built our own funnel and attribution dashboards directly inside Upside, using our own definitions for stages and sources. What used to take a week of back-and-forth with RevOps now takes an afternoon, and the whole team can open the same live view in our weekly meeting.
- AI and natural-language access: Being able to ask questions in plain English, and to connect Upside to our AI tools through their MCP server, has been a game changer. We run an automated weekly pipeline review that pulls live Upside data and produces a ready-to-present summary with zero manual exports.
- Conversation search: Searching across call transcripts and emails to understand why deals moved (or stalled) gives context that structured CRM fields never capture.
- Attribution clarity: It surfaces gaps like unattributed pipeline or missing campaign data, which has helped us clean up our processes and trust our numbers.
The team behind it is also extremely responsive and clearly ships fast based on customer feedback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Honestly not much. Because the platform is so flexible, there's a bit of a learning curve at the start to understand how your data is modeled and which definitions to use, especially if your CRM has years of legacy fields. Their team was very hands-on in helping us get oriented, and the in-product guidance keeps improving, so this has become less of an issue over time. I'd love to see even more out-of-the-box templates for common marketing dashboards so new users can get value on day one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.