Frequently Asked Questions

While you won’t find LACRM in the iTunes or Android app stores, the web app is designed to work with mobile devices. Opening the CRM on your mobile device will look familiar, but with a layout that's optimized for your screen.

At Less Annoying CRM, we think complicated pricing structures are, well, annoying. We prefer to keep it simple. Our system is $15 per user per month, end of story.

Adding accounts for other people at your company is easy, and it will allow you to share contact and calendar information between colleagues inside the CRM.

Our importing tool makes it easy to map different pieces of data to contact and company records, ask for help during the importing process, or save an in-progress import. Here’s a step-by-step guide to using our importing tool

Part of the function of any CRM worth its salt is helping you keep track of the processes at your business. In Less Annoying CRM, pipelines are at the heart of this kind of tracking.

Here is a list of every in-house integration we offer, as well as third-party integrations that other companies have built with us.

We don’t place any strict limits on the number of contacts and companies you can enter into Less Annoying CRM, but a good rule of thumb is to try to stay below 50,000 total.

While Less Annoying CRM does not have a direct integration with any business card scanners, there are a few options to import contacts from a card scanner.

The calendar and task sharing permissions determine which calendars are visible to a user, and whether they can assign items to other user’s calendars.

With the free trial, you can use the software for one month for free, no questions asked, no hassles, no limitations.

We integrate directly with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. However, in many cases it is possible to sync an alternate calendar system to Google/Outlook, which can then sync over to LACRM.

LACRM integrates with Mailchimp for bulk emailing, but you can also export data to use any other system you choose.

If you are using Safari as the browser on your iPhone or iPad, iOS has a built-in feature that will allow you to pin the mobile website to the app list on your device's Home Screen.

When using the Google Chrome browser on your Android phone or tablet, you can pin the Less Annoying CRM website to your device's home screen to allow you to launch the CRM with a single touch, just like all of your other apps.

With just a couple of clicks, you can upload files so that you can reference them later. This is great for uploading invoices, letters, PDFs, customer pictures, Word documents, and much more!

Here at Less Annoying CRM we know that your data is very valuable to you, and we want to make sure you can get your data out of the CRM if you want to. Here's how to export your information.

Less Annoying CRM has a referral program that you can use to spread the word about LACRM.

This article covers accessibility for LACRM around the world, support hours, and language support.

This article explains the options for syncing your phone's calendar with LACRM.

When your free trial is coming to an end, we will send you an email letting you know. At that point you can decide if you want to subscribe.

While LACRM doesn’t have a back and forth sync with any mapping programs, there is a program called Badger Maps that makes it very easy to get your LACRM contacts mapped.

Constantly needing to log back into LACRM on your phone can be quite annoying, here are some ways to avoid that on various smartphones.

Less Annoying CRM has a variety of situations in which you will receive email notifications from the system by default, but you can always manage what you want to receive.

Groups and pipelines are both helpful for tracking important details, but when should you use which one?

Less Annoying CRM comes with free email and phone support, even if you're not a paying customer.

It is possible to create a shortcut to LACRM in your web browser, which will give you an icon you can use to more easily access the CRM.

Less Annoying CRM is cloud-based, which means that you can access the CRM from any device as long as you have access to the internet or a data plan.

One easy way to make the CRM more accessible? Make the CRM your browser’s homepage! That way, when you open up your browser, the CRM will be the first site that you see.

Less Annoying CRM is hosted on Amazon Web Services—AWS, for short—in their North Virginia datacenter.