Integration with Pipedrive CRM

Badger can link up to CRMs with a deployment through three main methods that increase in complexity and cost:

1.  The first method to link up your CRM to Badger is to include the link/URL from specific pages in your CRM in Badger. If your CRM allows you to export these links, you’ll be able to directly click on your client’s page in your CRM through Badger to change data.

What you can do is to link up your CRM by exporting data into a spreadsheet and importing it into Badger. This means that Badger will reflect a snapshot of your CRM but the two would not talk to each other. We recommend that companies start with this spreadsheet method first because this is easy and simple to set up and it's free. This way, your team is able to try out Badger as quickly as possible before you decide to go for higher levels of integration.

2 .  The second method is with an automated, one-way integration or FTP integration.    This type of integration automatically updates the information in Badger from the CRM. This is one way, so the information in the CRM does not automatically reflect data updates from Badger. This method will require a deployment depending on the level of data complexity and the way your CRM is set up.

3.  The third method is a bidirectional integration; this method allows every change to  be instantly reflected in both Badger and in your CRM. This type of integration depends on the CRM you use, customizations and level of integration you need. We recommend that when companies that have ~20 sales reps in Badger to go for the last two integration methods. This is because of the increasing complexity of data as the number of sales reps increases. All of these factors play a part in the cost of integration.

Badger is working on building more integrations for popular CRMs and has connectors for certain popular CRMs already. If you want to talk to a CRM integration specialist on how integration with your CRM works, please click here to schedule a time.