Pipedrive WhatsApp Integration Lacks Chat Labeling and Assignment
Sales teams using Pipedrive's WhatsApp integration cannot label or assign incoming chats to specific team members, making it hard to organize and route customer conversations. This limits the usability of WhatsApp as a structured sales channel within the CRM.
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