Outreach

333 Elliott Ave W #500, 98119, Seattle, United States
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1.85
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About Outreach

Outreach is the leading AI-powered sales execution platform that unlocks seller productivity to help sales teams efficiently create and close more pipeline. From prospecting to deal management to forecasting, our platform leverages automation and artificial intelligence to help revenue leaders increase efficiency and effectiveness of all go-to-market activities and personnel across the revenue cycle. Outreach is the only company to offer sales engagement, revenue intelligence, and revenue operations functionalities in a unified platform. More than 6,000 companies, including Zoom, Siemens, Okta, DocuSign, and McKesson depend on Outreach to power their revenue organizations. Outreach is a privately held company based in Seattle, Washington, with offices worldwide.

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Daniel Kowalcyzk
GB

We use outreach or sales enablement We use outreach or sales enablement. Overall very user friendly, integrates well with HS and SFDC. Good overall tool with all the functionality we need. Reasonable price

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Mitch
GB

Money and time down the toilet Absolute garbage company. Bad user experience, a lot of bugs, and the staff I dealt with when I had problems were completely clueless and arrogant. I switched to Salesloft and I'm a lot happier.

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Peter Chambers
GB

I received horrible support from… I received horrible support from Outreach after being a subscriber for over two years. I like the product but the service was so poor I will likely switch to SalesLoft in 2024

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James Kim
CA

Don't expect support Support is absolutely terrible with the team. We've had tickets open for over a week and no response from them. Our AE/AM/CSM haven't responded to our inquiries either.

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Petra
GB

Not a serious business This company is ridiculous, they cannot be trusted, substandard across the board. Who needs to do business with a company more concerned with the whining of one “ thing” than they are producing anything to be proud of. Maybe if they stayed off Twitter, and stayed on task, we wouldn’t be taking our business to another company.

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