Pipeline Mgmt tools that sync with Salesforce

Got the "Hey have you updated your pipeline?" from ky mgr today and obviously didn't cause Salesforce is a pain to use for that purpose. Anyone using additional tools they can recommend to manage their deals. Ideally should sync with salesforce to avoid redundant work? Thanks Savages!
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LordBusiness
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Chief Revenue Officer
I'm curious why you think updating your pipeline is cumbersome in Salesforce? Isn't it as simple as updating the close date/stage/value at the opportunity level in your SFDC instance? 
HenryDuque
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Cumbersome because It’s generally slow to update inputs and Im not a big fan of the UI but thats very subjective
RedLightning
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use the Kanban view
poweredbycaffeine
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This is the way.
RedLightning
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thanks, mando
HenryDuque
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Thanks guys - let me try out the Kanban view 👏
AssistantToTheRegional
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Scratchpad.
HappyGilmore
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Scratchpad is a great tool that syncs with Salesforce and you can update your opps/notes directly from Scratchpad, automatically updates in SFDC.
HenryDuque
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Account Executive
Thanks all - Will take a look at scratchpad 😏
evasouth
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marketer-who-loves-selling
You may want to give PeopleGlass a look, too. I like how they let you update all Accounts, Opportunities, Meetings, etc into SFDC from a spreadsheet-like experience. And updates sync automatically into Salesforce in real-tiime. 
braintank
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So you want to update it somewhere else? Just buck up and update the dang CRM
ChumpChange
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Been using SalesLoft <-> SalesForce. Coming from a strictly SF-only big corporation, this has been a massive improvement in my sales workflows.
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