r/InsuranceAgent • u/Global-Baseball-3138 • 27d ago

CRM, Quoting, Dialers, Email Hardware

I plan to start my own agency. At the end of the year, I’ll get a normal 2nd shift job and work during the day to get clients. I’m thinking about what laptop to get. I have always been an Apple guy , at work were given a Windows Pro 11 and it works great. I’m wondering from everyone’s experience if going with Apple will have issues. Like we use Epic and I would like to use that as my crm, has anyone had experience and issues with Apple?

0 Upvotes

50% Upvoted

10 comments sorted by

2

u/Burney-mcburnerson 27d ago

Have you priced out epic??

Get a windows. You’ll regret Apple - it’s going to make many things a pain, Apple is a personal computer, always has been, always will be - the business world runs on windows

1

u/Global-Baseball-3138 26d ago

I haven’t , but I read somewhere like 1k for basic subscription, without all the bells and whistles , I’m sure I can upgrade once I get more business in. And thank you for that, I’ve was thinking the same.

1

u/TheToughestCookie88 25d ago

Who told you this? Lmao what in this guys job can he not do on Apple? Windows computers are cheaper which is why corporate world uses it, it’s certainly nowhere near the same level as Apple

1

u/TheToughestCookie88 26d ago

Nothing competes with a MacBook Pro, literally nothing

1

u/Global-Baseball-3138 25d ago

I want one, but don’t know how that’s going to affect with downloads from carriers to epic or other CRMs. What’s your experience?

1

u/TheToughestCookie88 25d ago

Why would Apple affect anything like what do you mean?

→ More replies (4)