Intercom and Drift Lack Deep Out-of-the-Box Backend Integrations
Gaurav Singh · 1454 How This Intercom, Drift Competitor Is Winning in India · Jul 18, 2019 · at 11:06
Gaurav Singh, founder of Verloop, compares his platform's deep backend and order management integrations to competitors Intercom and Drift.
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“Neither intercom nor drift provides the service. I mean, it's too hard to integrate your services.”
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