If you want a sales day that runs itself, set it up once and press go. Open OnePageCRM and your homepage is a prioritized queue of people to contact, each with a clear next move and a date. Getting there takes minutes: import a CSV or connect Gmail/Outlook, clean duplicates, tag segments, and add custom fields that matter for your process. Define your deal stages and default follow‑up rules. Then, for every new contact, assign a next step—call, email, demo, quote—along with an owner and deadline. The built‑in AI can draft the first email, suggest subject lines, and tailor messaging to the deal stage; you can save the best versions as templates. Log the outcome of a call with a tap, set the next deadline, and the item leaves your mind but stays on the queue until done. If an email goes unanswered, an automation can create a reminder, shift the due date, or switch the channel to SMS or phone.
New leads drop in without manual work. Clip a profile from the web, forward an email to your capture address, or sync site forms so every inquiry becomes a contact with context. Auto‑assign owners by territory, round‑robin the rest, and score leads based on behavior and fit. Create an opportunity in one click, add products from your catalog, and generate a quote or proposal. Send it as a branded PDF, track opens, and capture e‑signature. When accepted, convert the quote to an order and kick off delivery tasks. Calls placed through your dedicated line are logged with duration and notes; replies from email and social are threaded to the contact, so the team sees one history, not scattered updates. Color cues on the queue surface what’s urgent today versus what can wait, keeping everyone moving in the same direction.
Automate the busywork so reps focus on conversations. Build flows like: when a form is submitted, create a contact, assign to the right team, send an intro email, set a call for day two, and, if unopened after 48 hours, send a text and bump the task. Update fields when a stage changes, escalate stalled deals after seven days, or pause sequences during active negotiations. Real‑time sync keeps calendars, email, and accounting aligned; documents live with the record for quick access. Collaborate in context with @mentions, shared views, and role‑based permissions for managers, AEs, and SDRs. On the mobile app, add a business card, dictate notes after a meeting, and check off tasks offline—everything syncs the moment you’re back online.
Measure what matters and adjust weekly. Use dashboards to review activity volume, conversion by stage, forecast accuracy, and rep capacity. Predictive insights highlight deals likely to close and accounts at risk, guiding where to spend your next hour. Segment customers for targeted nurtures, run automated drips, and route replies back to the owner. Support teams log issues to the same record, making renewals and upsells timely. Hardware or service businesses can trigger actions from device alerts, opening tasks when thresholds are breached. Track referrals, attribute revenue, and refine your playbooks. Start small: set three must‑do actions per rep, automate one follow‑up, and standardize your quote template. You’ll feel the lift in a week, and the system scales from solo operator to full team without heavy admin.
Professional
$9.95 per user / month
Unlimited Contacts, Notes, Deals
Products & Services Catalog
Full Email Sync
Bulk Email Send
Kanban Deal Management
Custom Activity Reports
Al-powered Route Planner
Native iOS and Android mobile apps
Powerful Integrations
World-Class Support
Web Forms
Business Card Scanner
KPIs Dashboard
Business
$19.95 per user / month
Unlimited Contacts, Notes, Deals
Products & Services Catalog
Full Email Sync
Bulk Email Send
Kanban Deal Management
Custom Activity Reports
Al-powered Route Planner
Native iOS and Android mobile apps
Powerful Integrations
World-Class Support
Web Forms
Business Card Scanner
KPIs Dashboard
Email Tracking
Fetch Historical Emails
Deal Velocity
Multiple Pipelines
30-day Contact and Deal Restore
User Groups and Focused Users
Required Fields
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