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CaseDesk vs Senitix CRM

CaseDesk

7.5#3 in client intake softwareFrom $29 a month
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FactCaseDeskSenitix CRM
APIAn open API and custom data integrations are advertised only with Enterprise.The API is not self-serve and connects contacts, accounts, deals and activities through an app Senitix registers; leads, quotes, products, orders and invoices are outside its stated scope.
IntegrationsSupported connections named by Photra include website forms, Google and Meta ads, live chat and popular CRMs.Growth and higher plans connect Gmail, Outlook and IMAP/SMTP mailboxes plus Google and Microsoft calendars; other integrations use apps registered by Senitix.
PurposeCaseDesk combines lead capture, smart routing, follow-up playbooks and pipeline analytics for law firms.Senitix CRM keeps leads, accounts, deals and follow-ups together for sales teams selling to businesses or consumers.
SecurityThe product offers granular permissions, audit logs and data masking; Enterprise adds SSO, data residency and private deployment.The company states it encrypts connections with TLS 1.2 or higher and databases, files and backups at rest, with designated sensitive fields additionally encrypted using AES-256-GCM.
SupportPhotra lists support by email at [email protected], Monday–Friday, 9:00–18:00.Support is by email on weekdays during Istanbul business hours, and Enterprise includes priority support.

CaseDesk plans

  • Solo$29 a month
  • Team$129 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Senitix CRM plans

  • FreeFree
  • Growth$3,928 a month
  • Professional$6,549 a month
  • Enterprise$199,179 a month

Pick CaseDesk if…

CaseDesk is aimed at solo practitioners, growing teams, and small-to-mid or larger multi-office firms. Its lead routing and analytics can also suit firms handling high volumes of inquiries.

Pick Senitix CRM if…

Senitix CRM suits sales teams that want to manage leads and deals alongside quotes, email and follow-up workflows in a browser. Its Enterprise plan is intended for larger and regulated organizations needing higher limits, single sign-on and priority support.

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