Drag vs Dialpad

This software has helped me streamline my email process and not forget about the emails that have not received a response (whether that's on my end or the other party). It's has allowed for less work to fall through the cracks and for less prospective, current, or future business to be lost.

- Sahr S. Founder

The app maybe good but their business ethics are shameful.

- Edward B. Photographer

Drag is still developing. At the moment, it doesn't appear to sort messages by criteria, so I am still doing that by hand. In addition, the column structure (which works great) can easily stretch past your screen real estate. This means a lot of sideways scrolling. I would like to be able to collapse columns or stack them in order to keep the action on a single screen. But I'll bet they play on making such changes in the future.

- Mazyar M. H. Candidate

Having the ability to use your personal phone as a work phone with a completely separate number. Also, you are able to get text/phone notifications instantly just like you would on your cell phone. So you can make calls from your desktop, take a walk to the break room and still respond to clients from your cell phone via the dial pad app.

- Mccain D.

DialPad allows our team to be able to SMS message our consumers often resolving issues in a more timely manner versus by email. The soft phone always is a quality, reliable connection on both sides of the call as well. We appreciate being able to set up the after hour experience based on our needs. Our company appreciates it is a lower cost option as well.

- Jean G.

I love that Dialpad has the ability easily set up your company line and allow opportunity to have a personal phone and work phone without the extra equipment! Also the AI voice intelligence feature is amazing! no more need to listen to voicemail per voicemail. You can look into your emails see who called, read their message, and easily just forward it over to the right contact in the company.

- Lucenda D.