Nimble Erfahrungen

Alot like Salesforce, it was easy to use and is a future forward software program. It helps you build relationships and streamline your operations with it's cloud-based function so you can work, anywhere!

They don't offer alot of storage - 1G or 2G if a business plan. You can add 10GB at a time for additional cost.

Nimble is an excitingly easy software to install, use and set up for use. It comes as a very important tool to organize various tasks about the operations of the organization and employees.
The user interface is attractive and makes managing tasks an interesting task always
Incase of any mishaps or faults, the support team of Nimble is always ready to respond to clients' needs and questions and address them appropriately. This is one very strong bargaining point for its developer.

The software needs to provide NFS or CIFS straight from storage and omit the need to have multiple fragmented file servers. Otherwise, the Software is perfectly in order.

One of the great features of nimble is that I can merge all my accounts in a simple and easy way, and this helps me to access it easier, and among these features also is that it is an application that can be accessed from any device in the world and I am not restricted to only one device or computer, I can use it on any time and anywhere

The application is great and does not contain the negatives in an exaggerated way to present negatives about it, but I see that some destinations, especially the main ones, are a little crowded. This problem can be solved by making more than one other form to avoid crowding and facilitate use more compared to similar applications .

We like the simplicity, browser plug in is really interesting. its engaging but we don't use a lot of the features.

1) Like I said we do appreciate the simplicity but the biggest disappointment / the thing that would make the system a slam dunk for us if improved is simply the dropdown customization for contact categorizations. We have no use for "Hot Lead" we're not sales people, we're a capital source for the real estate world. We changed those to be subcategories of the lead type which we also customized. The disappointment is in that the system doesn't appreciate that more often than not, a Broker is often also a Buyer, an Attorney often dabbles as a Developer. It would be an easy thing for them to be both. For now we rely on tags although its prone to human error and I don't feel comfortable making mail lists off of them. In summary, our perfect system would allow for broad macro categories that we could customize and subcategories. As well as the ability to check multiple boxes 2) A couple of smaller things, When we connected our twitter account in uploaded all of the companies as people which was a disaster. There was no way to just flip them into companies. We had to delete them and remake them.
3) No customer service. It was a nightmare when we couldn't get an excel of contacts to upload properly, I think my associate had to tweet at Nimble to get any response. Eventually it was resolved. 4) For some reason we thought that connecting people's linkedin would tell us if they changed their job but so far it hasn't.

We really enjoy how Nimble integrates with our other software platforms such as ZenDesk and Office. Instead of wasting time toggling back and forth, we don't waste time toggling back and forth. We can also access all of our social media platforms and track comments and engagement. The UI is a little more friendly than other similar platforms. This makes it easy to train new employees that aren't as tech savvy or get intimidated. Most of the features are intuitive and have a logical blueprint for operating.

I would like to see a deeper integration with social media such as Facebook. I would like to be able to interface more with FB through Nimble. Also, need to work on compatibility with Apple calendar. Most of our coworkers use Apple as a default, and Nimble hasn't quite bridged that gap, yet. Storage could also be increased. Data is cheap these days and it would be nice to see the addition.

As a Nimble user, I was impressed with the ease of use and efficiency of the software. Contact management is simple and intuitive, with options to sync your contacts with third-party services such as Google, Outlook and LinkedIn. Nimble also offers prospecting tools to find new contacts and business opportunities.In addition, Nimble offers task and project management tools to help you track customer interactions and plan your business activities. You can create reminders for calls and meetings, assign tasks to your team and track the progress of your projects.

It is important to note that the price of Nimble may be a bit high for small businesses or limited budgets. Also, the customization of contact fields may be limited compared to other CRM software on the market.Overall, I highly recommend Nimble for businesses looking to improve their customer relationship management. The comprehensive features and intuitive user interface make Nimble a great choice for companies of all sizes looking to better manage their contacts and plan their business activities.

Nimble is a comprehensive and user-friendly CRM solution that streamlines the workflow for businesses. I have been using Nimble for a few months now and I have to say, it has exceeded my expectations. The platform is packed with features that make customer management a breeze, but here are a few of my favorite features that I would like to highlight.The platform has an intuitive interface that is easy to navigate, even for someone who is not tech-savvy. The layout is clean and uncluttered, making it easy to find what I am looking for.The integration with other tools such as email, calendar, and social media platforms is seamless. I can easily manage all my contacts and their interactions with my business in one place, without having to switch between multiple applications.

I would like to see the platform add more customization options for the user interface. While the platform is easy to navigate, I would like the option to personalize the layout and make it more specific to my business needs.I have noticed that the platform can be slow at times, especially when working with a large number of contacts. This can be a hindrance, especially when I need to work quickly to meet a deadline.

Nimble CRM is a very helpful software that helps me not only to track my communications with prospects and clients but also to measure our sales movement. It is very easy to learn and it works very well with Microsoft office and other social media apps. The interface is quite organized and very user friendly. I now can manage my time better as it very easy and fast to track any data that I need on the spot as I am the only one who is managing my small business.

I do not have any comment about the cons.

Its a very good software for daily activity of my orders and sales with complete details . It is very simple and user friendly to use . It help us in recording all details in it so that we can use it in future . It records all track and qty and details of my style .

Not such issues with the software , its very good sofware

One great feature l like about this software is that it has a reasonable price and it can smoothly integrate with other software like Google Apps.

The user interface of Nimble can be a bit challenging and unclear at times.

The solution is easy to install, easy to setup, and easy to use. The web interface makes managing the solution a breeze, and Infosight provides a plethora of data with insight into how the SAN is performing / capacity planning / any bottlenecks with virtual machines etc. Nimbles support team has always been amazing -- going above and beyond to resolve customer issues. Performance has never been an issue on this solution, even with it being hybrid.

There are some features that I miss coming from a Netapp solution prior to Nimble, one being breaking clones off from their parents into new volumes. This was a useful feature when wanting to clone data from one environment to another without permanently retaining a delta clone. Another feature I kind of miss is providing CIFS / NFS directly from the storage, removing the need to have separate file servers.

What I like the most are it's automation and contacts management features. The ease with which I signed up for the free trial and subsequently upgraded after successful testing was my first indication of how good working with Nimble would be. Doing this as a part time consultancy gig, the effectiveness and efficiency of Nimble's automated processes allows me to save a lot of time on tasks and activities that would have taken up a whole lot of time from my work week.

Some features are not easily accessible with the way the interface is laid out. Which means for a first time user, you might have to spend a bit of time acquainting yourself with the program. But honestly, since it hasn't interfered much with my work or that of my clients' whose accounts I manage, I couldn't complain.

I've been using Nimble CRM for a number of years now. I'm an IT business consultant who needs to stay in touch with clients, prospects and industry influencers. Nimble allows me to seamlessly connect with my email and calendar platform of choice -- Google Apps -- and centrally track my interactions with important contacts.

The Nimble apps also allow me to update information, leads and contact details directly from within the Chrome web-browser. I'm also prompted to stay in touch with VIP contacts in a timely fashion.

In short, Nimble works for me really well. I'd highly recommend it to any industry experts, coaches, authors or consultants who need to keep track of their important relationships.

The integration with LinkedIn isn't as strong as it used to be -- I appreciate this is due to LinkedIn removing API access.

The Nimble Android app is lacking behind the iOS equivalent of features. I'd love to see the Android app brought up to date with business card scanning and more.

Nimbles ability to build a social dossier on leads, contacts and prospects is the strength of the service. The service allows us to identify and learn more about individuals to fine common ground before initial engagement or outreach communications. The ability to work across email, linkedin and other platforms to enrich contact profile information is excellent. We like the ease of integration of Nimble to other platforms like Salesforce.com, 366 Degrees and Google. Nimble powers the enrichment of interactions and engagement across platforms.

We have specific use cases for Nimble defined in our communication process with leads, contacts and relationships so for this purpose it meets and exceeds our needs. Many companies try to compare to other CRM's like Salesforce.com which is not apples to apples. The power of Nimble is it can be used as SMB CRM or coupled with other larger enterprise CRM platforms for deeper personal communications at an individual level for customer facing employees like Sales or Support to add value through the social dossier views.

The social connections are better than any other system that I have experienced. The ability to add contacts from web browsing and email is a serious time saver and means that you do capture contact details which you might otherwise not bother with. The ability to connect with multiple email addresses is, I believe, unique. What I would love would be to have a different email signature available for each email account in the system as it only allows one at present (I use my work one and have to delete it for non-work related emails).

The email limit is restricted unless you upgrade which simply means that some of my emailing takes place using other systems rather than upgrading my plan for something that I only use occasionally. The automatic reminders to get in touch with people are a good concept but in practice become overwhelming. The system seems to propose social accounts as possible matches even after you have rejected them (I guess it has to do that to trap new accounts in future but it is still annoying).

The Chrome Plugin
The auto-aggregation of social media accounts

The Chrome Plugin
The brain-deadness of the auto-aggregation of social media accounts
Lack of integration with Slack

Nimble offers different features that make it excellent software such as the group message function with which they can be traced by the electronic emails. Of course its main attraction is its ability to integrate with other programs as well as social media sources which allows it to be kept in permanent contact with current and potential customers. Although you have these functions do not neglect your work as CRM and shows a quick view with which clients it is necessary to establish communications, it is incredible to own all is a number of tools in a single CRM.

There are some errors in a NIMBLE form such as the fact that by reading a single person a group message shows it as read, when you should wait for all group members to read it to be able to place that label. Where it is mainly failed to follow up on emails, which does not meet the necessary expectations, although the amount can be followed from the group message the amount is limited so that the integration of specialized software is necessary for that function.

I didn't like this software very much. I think it is not suitable for every sector.

I think it is not suitable for every sector. very useful for some industries. needs to develop more.

Ability to track email interactions. The ability to see all emails from myself and other team members to the customer.

Reporting and task assignments. I am not able to effectively assign tasks and monitor the process.

The Social Integration! It is clearly well designed for managing and benefiting from the social tools at your fingertips! The web interface makes it available pretty much everywhere. The richness of the information helps you walk in your customer's shoes!

In the beginning I didn't mind the monthly fee and felt as if they were growing the tool to fit the fee, however as it turned out they added some of the features we needed - but then tacked on additional fees to use them. Now it still lacks some of the real basic tools like being able to sort on various fields that you would just assume any CMS would have - but are still not present while they want to charge extra, a month for tools like an option to send out a batch emailing.

I train people on how to use Nimble since I started using it, I just fell in love with the simplicity of the software. Most of my work is around nurturing leads and that's where I find this tool super relevant. You just need a name and the email ID, rest the tool will do for you. It will literally figure out where all this email has been used in the digital space. You will get all the details and social presence of that person and even in one of the features you could see what they have been posting on Twitter and Facebook. Out of all the features, the way it will fetch the LinkedIn bio is outstanding. Last but not the least, I have been using it for a diverse set of industries to identify, nurture and build relationships with people and this tool has reduced my efforts up to 40%.

I face problems while using the extension to scout for leads as sometimes I get redundant or irrelevant leads even if I use the right credentials. Another concern is with the Facebook integration for the streams, it won't allow with your Facebook profile, there has to be a Facebook page.

Nimble is all about social selling which, to me, means gently guiding people to become interested in what you do by first showing interest in them, learning about them, engaging them, then helping them (with what you do, make, or sell).
From the ground up, Nimble was built to be personable. It lets me communicate individually and personally with a much greater number of people than I could do with the support of software. My clients tell me that they like how friendly things are now that I'm on Nimble.

Nimble only lets you send out 300 emails at a time in a group. It's not MailChimp or Hubspot. However, now that I think about it, that's a good thing. Nimble is about personalized communications and you don't get to do that in large batches ;-)

The integration with gSuite is great; its also pretty easy to create contacts and find their social profiles (linkedin, twitter etc.) Very easy to see past emails, schedule tasks and reminders for followups. Finding/Segmenting customers is good.

People join companies, leave and go to a new company. As such its important to see your personal relationship with that person across all the companies they have worked. Unfortunately there is no way to mark emails as "archived" so you don't really know quickly (without reading a bunch of history) that the email you selected is the wrong email.

Also with the smaller version you are limited to the quantity of group emails you can send to 50. I find it cumbersome to select a client segment (such as inviting them to a training class) and tracking who I sent emails and where I left off... so if Nimble isn't going to do emails and you need to use something like mailchimp, that's great, but Nimble only has one-way integration...you can send emails to mailchimp...but you can't then see inside Nimble who received a mailchimp email.

What I like most is that Nimble does the work in terms of populating lead information on its own. This saves me a great deal of time and provides information I would not otherwise have found. I also appreciate the ability to view an individual's social activity and interact with them through Nimble. Another powerful feature for me has been the ability to send group emails and view results.

When editing Notes I wish I could expand the box for viewing notes in order to make it easier to type and view notes.

Connection to social media, email templates, customer service helpful via email, email tracking (opens & clicks).

1. Contact social media don't sync properly. For instance, another person's image pops up in place of my assistant with the gmail nimble contact feature.
2. Doesn't always pull all the tags. Have to email customer support to fix. Terrible for pr that is fast paced.
3. Sorting - Can't sort by company or by the last time I contacted (only by team). Also, doesn't always sort correctly.
4. Page skipping on lists. If on record and use arrow to go to next record, it can skip multiple records.
5. No reporting or analytics. Have to use multiple apps to create what I need.