What is CRM? How is it useful for an organization?

A CRM (customer relationship management) solution is responsible for handling an organization’s interactions with their customers. Acting as a hub for client-related data, it makes information more accessible to employees. By consolidating otherwise disparate customer information into one system,  employees can easily find details of any past interactions with a specific customer. As a result, employees will be better equipped with a greater understanding of customers to handle future interactions. Superior customer service is becoming an increasingly important competitive advantage. With better customer satisfaction, customer loyalty, and customer retention, your organization’s bottom-line will ultimately be positively impacted. 

With the many features and capabilities of CRM solutions, an organization can also expect to improve their productivity and save time. Less time will need to be devoted towards tedious, time-consuming, and manual processes, such as data entry. In conjunction with the automated capabilities comes a decreased risk of errors in data from human error. Furthermore, integrations to other software and tools can enhance your CRM experience and make various activities, such as those related to social media, more seamless. There are a variety of add-ons that can help your CRM software meet the specific needs of your organization and industry.  

To learn more about the CRM visit our CRM resource page.  If you would like to learn more about how your company can benefit from a cloud solution contact us today

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Zainab S.

With over 20 years of experience, Zainab has a wealth of knowledge in all areas of business technology. At BAASS, she is the CRM Practice Leader, working with clients and prospects to understand their unique business process. She is the architect and manages the implementation of small to large solutions in the CRM space. Zainab is a Sage CRM Certified Engineer and Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) with a Master's Degree in Statistics.