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The challenge
Without a robust CRM system, your organization likely struggles with fragmented customer data, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. Siloed information prevents a unified customer view, hindering personalized experiences and effective communication. Sales teams waste valuable time on manual data entry, and marketing efforts miss the mark due to inaccurate targeting. Ultimately, the lack of a centralized CRM impacts your bottom line and ability to compete in today\''s customer-centric market. Investing in a modern CRM is no longer optional but a necessity for driving growth and retaining customers.
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15-25%
of companies lose revenue due to inaccurate data
40%
of knowledge workers time is spent cleansing data
$3T
cost to the U.S. economy annually due to bad data
The solution
CRM addresses your unique challenges through modern solutions and key capabilities.
Unified contact management
Centralize customer data, including contact information, interactions, and account details, to create a single source of truth and improve data quality.
Pipeline management
Visualize and manage the sales pipeline, track opportunities, and forecast revenue with stage-based tracking and probability weighting.
Workflow automation
Automate repetitive tasks, such as data entry and follow-up reminders, to improve sales productivity and reduce manual errors.
Omnichannel communication
Manage customer interactions across multiple channels, including email, phone, social media, and chat, to deliver a seamless customer experience.
Reporting and analytics
Generate reports and dashboards to visualize key performance indicators (KPIs), track sales performance, and gain insights into customer behavior.
AI-powered insights
Leverage artificial intelligence to analyze customer data, predict churn risk, and recommend next-best actions to improve customer engagement.
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How to evaluate CRM
1
Integration and ecosystem
Evaluate the CRM's ability to integrate with your existing systems, such as ERP, marketing automation, and communication tools, and assess the breadth of the vendor's app marketplace.
2
Total cost of ownership (TCO)
Consider all costs associated with the CRM, including implementation services, ongoing training, storage overages, and premium support tiers.
3
Usability and adoption potential
Prioritize a consumer-grade user interface (UI) that requires minimal training to ensure high user adoption rates.
4
Vendor stability and roadmap
Assess the vendor's profitability, investment in research and development (R&D), and release cadence for new features to ensure long-term viability.
Questions to ask suppliers
Use these questions during supplier evaluations to ensure you're choosing the right partner for your needs.
CRM RFP guide- Can you demonstrate your platform's ability to resolve identity conflicts when a contact uses different emails across two different channels, and exactly how is that data merged?
- What is the ratio of license cost to implementation service cost for a deployment of our size and complexity?
- Show us your product roadmap for the last 12 months vs. what was actually delivered. What percentage of 'Innovation' features are included in the base license vs. paid add-ons?
- Can you provide reference contacts for three customers who migrated to you from in the last year, specifically in our vertical?