Pipedrive custom fields UX feels clunky
Users find Pipedrive's custom fields interface cumbersome and hard to work with efficiently. The interaction model lacks fluidity, slowing down data entry workflows. This is a mild UX complaint from a single reviewer with no strong cross-platform signal.
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