The Reynolds and Reynolds Company and its affiliates
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FOCUS by Reynolds and Reynolds
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1 app analysed
Deep integration with automotive sales workflows
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
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List ◎ competes by offering a highly polished, user-centric task management experience that captures the same productivity-focused audience as FOCUS, despite FOCUS being industry-specific.
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It targets the same 'task management' mental model as FOCUS, focusing on organizing daily sales activities into actionable steps.
Amazing Marvin competes by offering a highly customizable task management system that can be configured to mimic complex sales pipelines.
KNOW Mobile is a direct competitor in the enterprise productivity space, offering specialized mobile job entry features similar to FOCUS.
This app competes for the user's time and attention by providing structured checklists, mirroring the forced-march sales steps found in FOCUS.
It serves as a general-purpose scheduling tool that competes for the same mobile screen real estate as the FOCUS app.
It is a productivity tool focused on event management and reminders, overlapping with the scheduling needs of sales professionals.
This app occupies the same productivity category, focusing on time management and scheduling for the end-user.
This app competes by providing high-utility home screen widgets that offer quick access to information, similar to the FOCUS mobile goal.
This newcomer introduces time-blocking visualization, which could disrupt how salespeople manage their daily showroom schedules.
Jettison targets the 'brain dump' and administrative burden, which is a primary pain point for salespeople using FOCUS.
