I am looking for some time with a developer to complete our Pipedrive build having recently switched over from Salesforce.
Our data is in but I could really do with some help in terms of -
looking at our set-up and giving advice as to how we can make it more efficient
completing our build in terms of data and mapping
integrations with Zapier between Streamtime, Klaviyo, Apollo. I have built some Zaps but I’d appreciate an experts opinion on the longevity of it.
Is anyone up for it? I’d really appreciate anyone who is patient and familiar with CRM switch overs. I’ve been let down a number of times, and am really in need of someone reliable!
I work across Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zapier, and Make.com, so I can look at your setup from every angle, and your integrations.
Let’s have a call so I can hear more about what’s going on and we can figure out the best way forward together. You can reach out via any of the channels below.
I am Ron, I’d be happy to help. I have experience with CRM migrations, Pipedrive setup, data mapping, and Zapier integrations. I can review your current setup, suggest improvements, and help ensure everything is built for long-term reliability.
If you’re available, let’s connect and discuss the details.
I’d be happy to help you complete and optimize your Pipedrive build.
I have experience with CRM migrations, data mapping, workflow optimization, and automation setups using tools like Zapier, so I can help review your current structure, identify areas for improvement, and make sure your setup is scalable and reliable long-term.
I can help with:
Reviewing your Pipedrive configuration and suggesting improvements
Cleaning up and mapping your imported data correctly
Optimizing pipelines, fields, stages, and workflows
Reviewing your existing Zapier automations between Streamtime, Klaviyo, and Apollo
Recommending a more maintainable automation approach where needed
I understand how frustrating CRM transitions can be, especially after moving away from Salesforce, so I’ll take the time to understand your processes rather than just making quick fixes.
I’d be happy to take a look at your current setup and discuss the best way forward. Let me know what you have in place so far and what areas are causing the most issues.