Pipedrive keeps your deals moving. Measure turns closed deals into invoices and revenue. This integration connects them so contracts live inside your deals interface and billing data flows back to your CRM without extra work.
What does it do?
Measure adds a contracts section directly inside Pipedrive's deals interface. Reps create contracts and view their status without leaving the deal they're working on. When a contract is signed and billing begins, Measure keeps Pipedrive updated with contract status and payment activity.
Bidirectional sync means you choose which system is the source of truth for each piece of data. Customer records, deal fields, and contract information sync based on your mapping configuration. Your Measure pricing catalog pushes to Pipedrive so reps build deals with accurate, current pricing.
Who is it for?
Sales teams using Pipedrive who want contract creation and billing to happen inside their existing deal flow. Particularly useful for SMBs and sales-focused companies that need a streamlined quote-to-cash process without switching between multiple tools.
How it works
Connect your Pipedrive account in Measure's integrations settings. Configure action mapping to define triggers between systems and field mapping to control what data syncs. Sync your product catalog from Measure to Pipedrive. From there, reps create contracts from deals, track status in the deals interface, and Measure handles everything downstream — invoicing, payments, and revenue recognition.
Yes. Measure adds a contracts section directly within Pipedrive's deals interface. Reps can create new contracts and view existing contract status without leaving their deal.
You choose. Field mapping lets you configure the authoritative source for each data point independently. Some fields can flow from Pipedrive to Measure, others from Measure to Pipedrive.
Yes. Products and pricing models created in Measure sync to Pipedrive automatically so reps always have current pricing when building deals.
Measure supports connecting multiple CRMs, but typically one CRM serves as the primary integration for customer and deal management. Contact our team to discuss multi-CRM setups.
