What is the best contracting software that integrates seamlessly with sales CRMs, allows for internal use, and supports running pricing formulas, including base and overtime rates for contractors? Looking for vendor recommendations. 

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Sales Manager2 years ago

Some of the top contracting software solutions that integrate well with sales CRMs and offer support for running pricing formulas, including base and overtime rates for contractors, include:Procore: A popular construction management platform that supports seamless integration with CRMs and offers robust features for managing contracts and pricing formulas.PlanGrid: This software is known for its easy-to-use interface and strong integration capabilities with sales CRMs, providing features that support contract management and pricing formulas.QuickBase: While not specifically designed for contracting, QuickBase is a customizable low-code platform that can be adapted to manage contracts and pricing formulas while integrating with various sales CRMs.

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Account Manager in Retail2 years ago

Zoho, we use Zoho and its a very complete software

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