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CRM stands for customer relationship management, which is a solution for storing and managing prospect and customer information, like contact info, accounts, leads, and sales opportunities — all in one central location.
But it’s not just a fancy contact list. A CRM solution is one of the most valuable, game-changing pieces of business technology available because of how it uses that customer information.
At the heart of a CRM solution is something called sales force automation (SFA). SFA combined with CRM automates key sales functions so you can accelerate and streamline the sales process.
By putting all your customer information in one place, your team can access it from anywhere — no more spreadsheets, searching through emails, or looking for a sticky note. You can move leads through your sales team quickly and easily. That’s the power of customer relationship management.
The right CRM solution can give you access to contact databases that can be filtered to find your ideal prospects and decision makers within a company, provide social data on those contacts, and deliver insights into what customers are talking about.
This makes territory planning and white space analysis much easier. A complete CRM solution also helps companies run and track marketing campaigns, including marketing communications and delivery automation, and can even help create forms for lead capture and track performance.
For leads that are not sales-ready, you can automatically put them into a nurture track so that when you do call, they are more likely to buy.
With solutions that range from self-help pages (that allow agents to focus on the tough cases) to full call centres, CRM brings immense value to customer service teams.
Your service reps can use it to generate service tickets and keep track of all your customers’ contact with your service department. And because the entire system is connected, account reps and every other relevant department will be fully aware of customers’ issues, so everyone can be a service agent when needed.
Insights about customer service issues can be shared and added to a knowledge base so that agents can help customers even faster. This kind of connected service shortens case resolution time, makes agents happier, and drives customer loyalty and referrals.
If you’re still not sure if your small business would benefit from CRM, here are some signs that it might be time to explore a solution: