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Centralized management of information through a customer management system

Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 9:36 am
by hasnasadia
For example, if a customer requests information, Lead Status Response from the company side Documents downloaded from the web page Web page maintenance and document delivery I read the documents and made an inquiry. Providing detailed information and encouraging customers to visit the store I read the documents but didn't make any inquiries. Sending reminder emails As such, it is important to categorize potential customers into "prospects who have requested information" and to categorize them into specific statuses and responses from the company.


This is because the information and approach required by india telegram database potential customers differ depending on their status. If a company treats customers in a uniform way, potential customers will drop out. Approaching each customer according to their situation and needs is essential to getting them to make a purchase. On the other hand, it is difficult for one sales representative to respond to all potential customers. That is why, by digitizing the customer status, past interaction history, and next action plans, multiple sales representatives can check how to approach them.


It is the digitization and utilization of potential customers that leads to sales generation. 2. It reduces management costs Centralized management of prospective customer information leads to reduced management costs. What is management cost? Storage costs for paper records of customer information Paper and printing costs The hassle of filing paper The effort required to find the information If these are considered management costs, managing potential customers on paper would result in huge costs. However, if you manage potential customer information digitally, management costs can be reduced to system usage fees, etc.