We're missing a bunch of stuff simply because we're early :)
Regarding custom objects and fields, I agree this is not very interesting when compared against Salesforce, but these things actually aren't common in the products we can currently compete with! These are typically low-end, self-service products designed for simplicity and don't afford their users much freedom.
In this sense, we've been able to offer some of our early customers the flexibility of a SFDC product without all the other stuff. A decent chunk of people want exactly that.
A few things on the roadmap include:
* Reporting
* Custom views
* Open API
* Built-in automations (right now we piggyback on Zapier)
You're 100% right.
We're missing a bunch of stuff simply because we're early :)
Regarding custom objects and fields, I agree this is not very interesting when compared against Salesforce, but these things actually aren't common in the products we can currently compete with! These are typically low-end, self-service products designed for simplicity and don't afford their users much freedom.
In this sense, we've been able to offer some of our early customers the flexibility of a SFDC product without all the other stuff. A decent chunk of people want exactly that.
A few things on the roadmap include:
* Reporting
* Custom views
* Open API
* Built-in automations (right now we piggyback on Zapier)
All this stuff will take a long time to get right