Swantide

Swantide is built to help startups quickly get up and running with CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systems, in particular Salesforce. It includes a collection of tools and AI-powered tools to automate changes, debug problems and answer common questions, so teams can get more out of Salesforce.

Swantide includes several features, including:

• Workflow Templates: Automate complex workflows and validation rules without boilerplate code.
• AI Assistant: Let team members ask Salesforce questions to debug problems and find tricky bugs.
• Easy Implementation: Get up and running with your CRM in days, not weeks or months, with guided experiences that are customized to your business needs.
• Automatic Documentation: Swantide AI automatically documents every change so you can understand and maintain your Salesforce setup.

These features are designed to make CRM operations easier, reduce manual labor and improve collaboration. Salesforce setup and adoption is faster and less expensive, so teams can focus on growth and sales productivity.

Swantide has transparent pricing that's based on the number of people in your CRM, so you only pay for what you need. The company also offers dedicated customer success support, live training and follow-up support to make sure the onboarding process goes smoothly.

Reviews praise Swantide for dramatically cutting the time and effort needed to set up and manage CRM systems. For example, Brad Silicani, chief operating officer at Anrok, said Swantide let the company get up and running with Salesforce in days instead of months, as consultants had estimated. Giancarlo Gialle, vice president of sales and customer success at Openphone, said Swantide cut costs and brought expertise to the company's operations.

Swantide is geared for startups and scaling businesses, but it can be useful for anyone who needs to wrestle with CRM complexity. It lets you quickly respond to changes in sales processes and optimize your Salesforce setup. Check its website for pricing details and to get started.

Published on June 14, 2024