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Not another CRM. The first one that tells you what to do.

Not another CRM. The first one that tells you what to do.

Open the app, see who needs your attention today, and take action in under 10 seconds. No scrolling through lists. No forgetting.

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Trusted by 510,000 professionals across 43 countries

200 contacts. No idea where to start.

You open your CRM and stare at a list. Everyone in it deserves a follow up. Nothing tells you who to call first. So you don't, and some go cold. V1CE tells you who needs you today, and why.

1. Your contacts arrive automatically

Everyone you capture through V1CE lands in your Networking CRM instantly, tagged by event, enriched with their details, ready to act on.
1. Your contacts arrive automatically

2. Instantly see who needs your attention

Instead of a list of 200 names, you see a handful who need something this week. Hot leads, people you haven't spoken to in two weeks. Seen 14 days ago. No follow up yet.
2. Instantly see who needs your attention

3. One tap per contact. Done.

Each contact has one clear next action. Reach out, book a call, send a note, take a decision needed. Reach out, add a note, or leave it, tick it off.
3. One tap per contact. Done.
Case Study

I've tried HubSpot, Pipedrive, and a spreadsheet. I used all of them for about two weeks before they collected dust. V1CE is different. It's the first one I actually open every day, because it just tells me what to do.

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Rob K

Management Consultant

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Everything you need to know about CRM in V1CE

Related: contacts arrive from Lead Capture and kick off Auto Follow-Up.

Open it. See who needs you today.

Every contact you've captured is there, already organized. The Action Stack shows you who to follow up with, in order. A few seconds.

Customer 1Customer 2Customer 3Customer 4Customer 5Customer 6
Trusted by 510,000 professionals across 43 countries