AccuLynx
2 Reviews 5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★A roofing software offering project management, material ordering, and CRM management.
Product Overview
AccuLynx is a roofing software for medium-sized construction businesses. Its customer relationship management feature tracks the sales process from lead to contract signing, capturing all relevant activities and documents. The software’s aerial measurement ordering allows for auto-population of roof measurement details in estimates. It also offers a lead API for efficient lead info importation, a comprehensive project management toolkit, and a customer portal for improved collaboration.Pros
- Automated roof measurement integration
- Strong CRM tools
Cons
- Initial learning curve
- Mobile app slow and prone to glitches
Target Market
Small to medium-sized businesses in the construction industry, particularly those with 11-50 employees.About AccuLynx
AccuLynx software stands out for its strong functionality in organizing operations, efficiently tracking multiple tasks, and keeping work progress on schedule. It offers photos, leads, production, job costing, reporting, and more in a single system.
AccuLynx Key Features
- Lead management and CRM
- Photo and document management
- Aerial measurement integrations
- Emails and two-way texting
- Production and labor calendars
- Material ordering and scheduling
- Financing and digital payment processing
- Reporting and dashboards
- Tasks and communication
- eSign
- QuickBooks & Sage Intacct integrations
- Mobile apps
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User Reviews of AccuLynx
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We use AccuLynx as our project management and CRM system. We rely on it for everything we do. It is very user friendly. We can’t do business without it.
It’s really intuitive. Estimating process saves us time when we order measurements. We don’t have to re-enter the data, the reporting keeps us on track from a metrics standpoint, and milestones are straightforward.
The field app doesn’t do as much as we’d like it to.
AccuLynx helped solve our field productivity issues. Everything my teams need to move a job along is in the palm of their hands.
