Have you ever wanted to find out how to get in touch with someone you know? Of course you have, but where do you look? Many people will use their phones, their emailing program, and some will have a pocket full of business cards; this is obviously far from ideal. If you are a contact manager, ask yourself if you could do it better. Would you be able to be more efficient in your work if you had a contact manager program? If the answer is "Yes", then you probably you need a business customer-relationship management (CRM) system. All businesses that mean business use CRM systems.
CONTACTfile is your 'contact file'. It serves as your very own CRM solution. Entirely developed in the UK, it caters for contact management for small businesses, is a Windows contact-management system and runs on a PC or network of PCs. With CONTACTfile you'll have CRM tools at your fingertips ; you'll be able to keep and find details of your contacts whether at home or work, be reminded to do things, import and export your data, and many other things. All versions of CONTACTfile give you everything you need for a reliable CRM software application. But you might need more than the standard CRM database, especially if you have a business to run. For this there are specialist modules, which supplement the CRM software, which operate in a completely integral way, and which save you repeatedly typing up contact names and addresses for the non-standard things you need to do. So if you need to produce quotations or invoices, are involved with marketing, need to keep track of staff hours, collect membership payments, or manage complex documents. CRM implementation can be tricky, but with CONTACTfile there are no worries as you'll be given all the support you need to get started. We'll show you how to take records from your existing contacts manager, and how to transfer them automatically - all as part of the purchase price. The first step is easy; download your CRM software free trial now.
Requirements:
Microsoft Access
Limitations:
14-day extendable trial
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