SaveMyLeads Reviews

1. Marie

   | Head of Marketing at Pricer24 | 6 months ago
   SML helps me not miss potential clients

   SaveMyLeads is a very useful and comfortable service. I have been using it for more than 4 months to transfer leads from Facebook to Discord. Data is not lost during the transfer and arrives on time—after filling out a lead form on the social network. Setting up the integration was easy. Moreover, the developers took care of creating a video tutorial that gives a step-by-step algorithm for setting up. The usability of the interface is also high level. Everything is accessible and understandable.

   👍 Pros:    Reliability of the service, excellent usability of the interface, ease of setup, no errors in data transfer

   👎 Cons:    I didn't notice any cons. everything suits me.
2. Anna

   | Business Development Representative | Marketing Assistant at SDH | 6 months ago
   SML simplifies order processing

   We use this connector to automatically process orders. We connected integrations for the SMS service, CRM and Slack channel. As a result, we received automatic SMS sending to new clients, automatic transfer of all necessary data to the CRM and Slack.

3. Mykhailo

   | Outreacher at AdmixGlobal | 6 months ago
   Good for automation

   We needed a solution to automate the transfer of contacts from Facebook to the GetResponse database. We didn’t want to bother with API integration, so we looked for a suitable no-code service. SaveMyLeads did not disappoint - everything was extremely simple, fast and accessible.

   🏁 Competitors: Zapier

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