Here at Less Annoying CRM, we've built several integrations with other platforms, such as Google Calendar, Google Contacts, and Mailchimp. Here is a list of every in-house integration we offer, as well as third-party integrations that other companies have built with us.
A note on third-party integrations: since we didn’t build these integrations ourselves, we are not responsible for maintaining them, and we cannot offer support for them. If you have any questions about one of our third party integrations, it's best to contact the support team of the company that created the integration.
If you don’t see an integration that you are looking for on this page, contact us! We really value user feedback when deciding which programs we should integrate with in the future.
The following integrations were built by LACRM developers, so we'll help you get up and running with each sync and can answer any questions you have about them. It does not cost extra to use these integrations in LACRM, but you must have exporting privileges to access them.
You can sync your contacts and events between Less Annoying CRM and Google. The sync runs two ways, so contacts and events in Google will sync with the CRM and vice-versa. You can also use these syncs as a middle man between the CRM and other calendar or contact databases that sync with Google, such as your phone or event scheduling software.
Uses: syncing events, syncing contacts
Cost: free
Related tutorials:
Website: Google Calendar and Google Contacts
You can sync your LACRM contacts with subscribers in Mailchimp, and campaigns sent to your subscribers will log in the CRM. The sync runs two ways, so if you add a new subscriber in Mailchimp, they will be added to the CRM as a new contact, and vice-versa.
Uses: syncing contacts, email marketing
Cost: see Mailchimp’s pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: Mailchimp
The following integrations were not built by LACRM, meaning cannot control their upkeep and we cannot offer support for them. In some cases, you may also need API access in the CRM in order to set these syncs up. If you have any questions about the following syncs, please contact the support team for each platform.
While LACRM does not sync with Badger Maps, you can import your LACRM contacts into Badger Maps, and they will automatically create a link back to the corresponding contact record in LACRM.
Uses: mapping
Cost: see Badger Maps’ pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: Badger Maps
BilLiving is an online invoicing service designed for small businesses and freelancers. With a one-way sync, you can import contacts from LACRM into BilLiving, and create invoices in BilLiving.
Uses: invoicing
Cost: see BilLiving’s pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: BilLiving
CreateForm is an easy-to-use form creation program that has built an integration with Less Annoying CRM to make contact data entry even simpler. Automatically add leads entered through a CreateForm to your CRM, no coding necessary.
Uses: lead form
Cost: see CreateForm’s pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: CreateForm
Log calls (including a link to a call recording), automatically create tasks for missed calls, and make calls by clicking on a phone number in the CRM with FONREACH.
Uses: call tracking
Cost: see FONREACH’s pricing options
Related tutorials:
Website: FONREACH
Invoco is a UK telecom company that can add call notes to your CRM (including a link to a call recording), and even add new contacts if you receive a call from an unknown number.
Uses: call tracking
Cost: contact Invoco to learn more about their pricing options
Related tutorials:
Website: Invoco
Receive notifications for new Facebook ads via email and sync their data directly with LACRM using Leads Connector.
Uses: Facebook leads ads, lead form
Cost: see Leads Connector’s pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: Leads Connector
LeadsBridge is an integration platform that can help you connect your Less Annoying CRM contacts and pipeline items with 360+ other programs, including Facebook Lead Ads, Google Sheets, Gravity Forms, and more. LeadsBridge can only set up one-way syncs, where info is either pushed from LACRM into another app, or info from another app is added to LACRM.
Uses: syncing contacts with other apps, syncing pipeline items with other apps
Cost: see LeadsBridge’s pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: LeadsBridge
Text your LACRM contacts and log messages as notes in the CRM so that all of your customer communications are in one place using MyRepChat.
Uses: text messaging
Cost: $15/month
Related tutorials:
Website: MyRepChat
PieSync is an integration platform that allows you to sync your LACRM contacts with 170+ other applications, including Constant Contact, Quickbooks, and Shopify. The contact sync between LACRM and PieSync is two-ways, so changes to your LACRM contacts will push to PieSync and any connected programs, and vice-versa.
Uses: syncing contacts with other apps
Cost: see PieSync’s pricing tiers
Related tutorials:
Website: PieSync
Automatically fill in missing details on Less Annoying CRM Contacts from details discovered in email signatures. SigParser can fill in missing phone numbers, titles, locations and more.
Uses: email parsing
Cost: see SigParser’s pricing options
Related tutorials:
Website: SigParser
Simplii is a VOIP phone that allows you to click and dial your LACRM contacts, in addition to logging calls and call recordings in your CRM notes. Simplii will also pop up incoming and outgoing calls within your browser.
Uses: call logging
Cost: contact Simplii for a quote
Website: Simplii
Contact us! We can look into the program and let you know if an integration is in the pipeline.
Know a program we integrate with that isn’t on this page? Let us know, and we’ll add it.
Or, do you represent another software program that’s interested in integrating with us? Let us know! We can point you towards the right tools and create help documentation for our users.