Cloze Relationship Management

Well, I am a EVP of a accessory firm, and I called Alex when it came out because my ADD and my familiarity with Act! was keeping me away. What I found is, the app is amazing, simply put it was me, in the beginning there is so much to help, that is was overwhelming. My recomendation is buy it and take your time to get to know it, come back a couple times a week, month etc. Eventually, you will find like everyone else has said, it is the solution to what we need, email, histories, logs of calls and it is seamless. I could go on and on, it allows you to stay focused and once to invest the time getting familiar with cloze you wont want to get off it. oh and Gramaraly works amazing with it so you work and looking tight as you go along. Well done Mr Cote.

I love this app. I'm a solopreneur who doesn't need tons of sales reporting charts or project management modules, all I need is something to keep me focused on my client needs. Cloze does that, spectacularly. I didn't want to jettison my reliance on Google's fabulous suite of tools, but honestly they don't make it very convenient do they? Before Cloze I had 5 apps on my Android (Tasks, Calendar, Contacts, Gmail) that I had to switch between just to access my info. Now I have one. I can make full-featured Google calendar appointments from within Cloze. I can make email templates and do mass mailings. I can send links to Google Docs and Evernote notes for client interaction. I can link up to social networks and access a unified feed. I can go on and on.... Look, I don't know what YOUR needs are, but if those qualities sound appealing to you, by all means download Cloze and start taking advantage. I'm a stark raving fan.

I'm really not one to tend to write many reviews. Decided to so in this case for the Cloze application. I have been searching for the past few years for a tool that would be an efficient tool to decipher the vast number of emails that I have daily. There are so many choices available and when you google email/crm you get 3 million websites that are somewhat associated with the top CRMs, with a tremendous bias. The second stage took me to install/sign on to a number of these CRMs. Difficult to go through so many of them since in my case , time is scarce and costly. Per chance, I found Cloze in the google extension and ios app store. Even though there were only a few handful reviews, I decided to go ahead and got through one more DRM-alike, so I thought. I'm so glad I did. The management is fantastic, simple and comparing it to sales force, one of my previou tools, is simpler, more direct and efficacious. The AI behind Cloze is very impressive, and it seems to adapt to my needs the more I use it. The learning curve is really easy. I used the free application for the longest time that continued to work even though I had not paid for it. I have decided finally to move on for the paid version, not only because of some additional tools that are useful, also to support the team that is readily available to listen to your needs and work on features that are important to you. This is highly recommended for individuals like me that work in the healthcare field and need to stay on top of their emails, and social media. I'm still learning the system and keep on finding new features. The mobility of this tool as permitted me to install it on all Operating systems that I work with. Love the Ipad app, especially because I work with the pro version. I do not currently use it so much as for sales, because it is not my particular line of work. I have added my marketing team in it and communication is simple, even in complex cases. I know that is always complicated to move to a new platform, although even if I would not have any background on other ones (salesforce), I really think that it easy to learn. Most features you use are self-evident, although I would advise to run through one of their webinars/youtube videos and in 1-2 hours you will be proficient. My final advice is to look around to all the competitors that keep on changing such as Zoho, ..., and decide what's best for you. Hope this review helps others. Disclosure: I have no association with the company Cloze, nor I was ask in any direct or indirect way to write this review.