Pipedrive file upload is slow and degrades workflow efficiency
Uploading files in Pipedrive CRM is noticeably slow, creating friction for sales teams that regularly attach documents to deals or contacts. The delay interrupts workflow and reduces confidence in the platform for file-heavy use cases.
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