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What software does Crossbeam use?

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  • crossbeam.com

21 people at Crossbeam in our data have reviewed 6 software products; the most reviewed are Warmly (19 people), Troops (1 person) and Lattice (1).

At Crossbeam, 21 people across 3 countries have reviewed 6 software products. The Sales team leads adoption, with 9 people sharing reviews on tools that support their work. Warmly stands out as the most frequently reviewed product, with 19 people from the company evaluating it.

People in our data
21
Products reviewed
6
Teams
4
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Marketing

6 people

Operations & Finance

4 people

Leadership

2 people

Counts are people at Crossbeam who reviewed each product. All 6 products: Warmly, Troops, Lattice, Emburse Certify Expense, GetAccept, Zoom.

Who reviews software here

  • Product Marketing2
  • Enterprise Account Executive2
  • Account Executive2

A sample of the people at Crossbeam

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    Account Executive

    Reviewed Emburse Certify Expense, Lattice, Troops

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    CEO / Founder

    Reviewed Warmly

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    Account Executive

    Reviewed Warmly

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    Account Manager

    Reviewed Warmly

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Frequently asked questions

What software does Crossbeam's Sales team review most?
9 people in Sales have reviewed software, with Warmly receiving the most attention from 19 reviewers at the company.
How many different products have Crossbeam employees reviewed?
Employees have reviewed 6 distinct products, ranging from sales and marketing tools to expense management and communication platforms.
Which teams at Crossbeam participate in software reviews?
Four teams contribute reviews: Sales with 9 people, Marketing with 6 people, Operations & Finance with 4 people, and Leadership with 2 people.

Source: the professional profiles of 21 people at Crossbeam in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks