Streak CRM for Gmail
Manage sales and customer relationships directly inside Gmail.
You live in Google Workspace™. So should your CRM.
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Copper is the recommended CRM for Google Chrome™ users, loved by over 30,000+ customers globally. This Chrome extension makes Copper CRM available natively from anywhere on the web, including Gmail™, Google Calendar™, Google Meet™, LinkedIn™, and more.
If you don’t already have Copper, downloading and installing this CRM in Gmail extension will start a FREE 14-day trial of Copper – no credit card necessary.
Copper CRM is embedded into Google Workspace™ (formerly G Suite) apps to help you:
- Create and update leads, opportunities, people, companies and tasks directly from Gmail™, Google Calendar™, Google Meet™, or any website
- Automatically populate contact details from Gmail™ into Copper
- See all conversations, files and tasks across your team in one place
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Just switched from Pipedrive after two years over to Prosperworks. Stronger CRM capabilities and highly integrated with Google mail/apps. Same custom pipelines as PD, but also has the Lead contact type like Salesforce (good for prospecting). Has Win/Loss and also an Abandon state. We had pipedrive just for funnel, managing CRM outside of that - so consolidating tools & goal is to get more out of mail into the CRM and get better client lifecycle visibility. Great onboarding process so far, and love the tools.
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Parfaite intégration dans la G suite. J'utilise ProsperWorks pour gérer l'ensemble de mes contacts et de mes projets.
Works great with its current feature-set. I really would like to see email scheduling implemented, though, so I don't have to use this in tandem with another extension
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I've tried multiple CRMs and ultimately kept coming back to see this one... It's just too easy to use!
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So far so good. I like that I can manage the CRM from Gmail. There are a couple of features that I have either not found yet or do not exist. I can create an opportunity from the Gmail sidebar, but I can't create an opportunity based on an email. Unless I am missing something, it is a two-step process to create an opportunity and then link the email to it. I think this could be more seamless.