Personal CRM that automatically tracks WhatsApp interactions
Dex’s latest integration makes it the only personal CRM that auto-tracks both WhatsApp and LinkedIn messages — no more manual updating. Dex makes it effortless to manage relationships whether you’re networking, tracking deal flow, or reconnecting with friends.
Hi PH! 👋 Manually updating your personal CRM sucks. We’ve all felt it — even us at Dex. But today, we’ve made a huge step towards building a personal CRM that you never have to manually update again. WhatsApp sync was our most-requested feature of 2024, and now it’s here. Along with our LinkedIn message integration, it means every time you connect with someone, Dex will automatically update your latest interactions and keep-in-touch reminders. Whether you’re a superconnector juggling dozens of c
Congrats on the launch, @matthew_silberman @kevinsun. I'm curious - why didn't you go the cookie and user-agent route like some tools (e.g., Phantom Buster) use with browser extensions?
this is cool congratulations y'all
This is a pretty creative solution. Consolidation of multiple CRM platforms that syncs together has been a problem worth solving. Congratulations @matthew_silberman and @kevinsun!
Insane work from the team! I love the idea & it makes a lot of sense for those who are painfully busy & meeting lots of new people. Is there no issue with the encryption side of things, I know that we would have to give permissions to Dex, just intrigued from a security perspective :) Good luck with the rest of the launch!!
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