Is uKore a Pipedrive clone?

No. Pipedrive is a closed CRM, and a very good one at what it does. uKore is a platform: uKCRM is the first app that runs on it, but you can reshape its forms, lists, kanban and navigation from Studio without writing code, or build a completely different app from scratch with the App Builder.

Can I import my data from Pipedrive into uKore today?

Not automatically yet. CSV import and export is the gap we consider most important for migrating a real customer, and it's the next priority on our roadmap.

Does uKore have automations like “if a deal moves to Won, send an email”?

Not yet as a visual trigger-to-action automation. What uKore does have are state transitions with rules and role permissions, which already validate what changes are allowed — the foundation we'll build automations on. Built-in email sending isn't integrated yet either.

Comparison

uKore vs Pipedrive: two different ways to solve CRM

Updated: September 2026

Pipedrive is a closed CRM, and a very good one at what it does. uKore is a platform: uKCRM is the first app that runs on it, but you can reshape it without code or build your own from scratch. This isn't “uKore is better” — they're different things, and this comparison covers what we have and what we're still missing.

Who each one is for

Pipedrive: a CRM that's already built

A sales team that wants a working pipeline from day one, without touching anything underneath. Pipedrive has spent years polishing exactly that.

uKore: the platform where CRM is the first app

A team that wants the CRM and also wants to reshape it — change a form, add a calculated field, move a column on a board — without opening a support ticket. Or one that later wants to build a different app with the same building blocks.

Comparison by dimension

Comparison of uKore and Pipedrive by dimension
Dimension	uKore	Pipedrive
What it is	A platform: the CRM is the first installed app, and it's reshapeable	A specialised CRM, already built
Pricing	Flat plans, not per-user	Per user, per month (standard model in the category)
Getting started	Create an account and activate uKCRM from the Marketplace	Sign up directly as a CRM
Customising forms, lists and columns	No code, from Studio, with immediate effect	Within the settings the product exposes
Available work views	List, kanban, calendar and timeline — generic for any entity	List and sales-pipeline kanban
Kanban	States and transitions validated server-side before a card can move	Visual stage pipeline
Custom fields	Yes, plus calculated, auto-numbered and cross-entity reference fields	Yes, generally
Building an app other than a CRM	Yes, with the App Builder: entities, views and navigation from scratch, no code	No — Pipedrive is CRM-only
Updating an installed app	Dry-run preview and rollback before applying changes	Not applicable
Built-in email	Not yet	Yes
CSV import / export	Not yet	Yes
Global search	Not yet	Yes
Visual automations (trigger → action)	Not yet	Yes
Mobile app	No — responsive web only	Yes
Third-party integrations	Ecosystem under construction	Extensive
Interface language	Native Spanish and English	Multiple languages

Where Pipedrive still wins (today)

We say this plainly, because it's exactly what makes this comparison worth citing: today uKore doesn't have —

Built-in CRM email.
CSV data import and export.
Global search across entities.
Visual trigger → action automations (e.g. “if a deal moves to Won, send an email”).
A native mobile app — today it's a responsive web shell.
A broad ecosystem of third-party integrations.

If you need any of these right now, Pipedrive is the more mature option.

Where uKore changes the game

And this is what Pipedrive, by design, can't offer — because it isn't a platform:

Total no-code configurability

Forms, lists, columns, kanban boards, navigation, role permissions and actions — all edited from Studio, with immediate effect and nothing to deploy.

App Builder

Build an app from scratch: your own entities and fields, list/kanban/calendar/timeline views, forms and permissions — without writing a line of code.

Four generic views

Any entity, your own or installed, can be shown as a list, kanban board, calendar or timeline — not hardcoded for one specific case.

Advanced fields

Calculated fields that recompute in chain, auto-numbered fields, and cross-entity reference fields, available in any app you build.

Template updates with rollback

When we update an installed app, you can preview the change before applying it and roll it back if something doesn't fit — a capability closer to Salesforce Platform than to a closed CRM.

Real multi-tenancy

Isolation verified per organisation, with dedicated tests proving one organisation's data is never visible to another.

Native Spanish and English

The full interface is available in both languages from day one.

Frequently asked questions

: No. Pipedrive is a closed CRM, and a very good one at what it does. uKore is a platform: uKCRM is the first app that runs on it, but you can reshape its forms, lists, kanban and navigation from Studio without writing code, or build a completely different app from scratch with the App Builder.
: Not automatically yet. CSV import and export is the gap we consider most important for migrating a real customer, and it's the next priority on our roadmap.
: Not yet as a visual trigger-to-action automation. What uKore does have are state transitions with rules and role permissions, which already validate what changes are allowed — the foundation we'll build automations on. Built-in email sending isn't integrated yet either.
: Yes — that's the central difference from Pipedrive. With the App Builder you build an app from scratch: your own entities and fields, list/kanban/calendar/timeline views, forms and permissions, without writing code and without depending on us for every change.