
It helps me keep customer information, follow-ups, opportunities, and ongoing activities organized in one place. I work as a Dietician and Nutritionist, manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content. My work involves handling consultation enquiries, wellness program discussions, follow-up communication, and educational outreach activities, so having everything connected inside one system is very useful. What I like most about Insightly CRM is that contacts, leads, opportunities, tasks, and project-related activities stay linked together. When I receive a new enquiry, I can track the contact, manage follow-ups, schedule activities, and continue organizing related work without losing information between different records. This makes daily CRM work more structured. I regularly use contact management, lead tracking, opportunity management, task management, calendar activities, and reporting features. These help me organize consultation enquiries, monitor follow-up progress, schedule discussions, and keep track of ongoing communication. Having activity history available alongside customer records makes it easier to review previous interactions before the next follow-up.
Another thing I find useful is the way projects and tasks can be managed within the same platform. For health education initiatives and ongoing wellness programs, I can keep activities, deadlines, and related records organized without switching between multiple systems. The system is easy to understand, implementation for everyday use was straightforward, and performance has been smooth during regular work. Moving between contacts, leads, opportunities, tasks, and projects feels responsive, even when managing multiple records. The available integrations and workflow features also help keep information connected and reduce manual tracking work. Overall, Insightly provides a good balance of CRM, activity management, project tracking, and organization tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I like how contacts, opportunities, and projects can be connected together, but sometimes maintaining those relationships requires a little extra setup when records become more detailed. It works well once everything is organized, although the initial record structure can take some time to maintain consistently. For larger workflows this makes sense, but for smaller day to day activities it occasionally feels more detailed than necessary. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.