Microsoft
Outlook and Web access
Work online or offline using Microsoft Outlook, with access to full
sales functionality. Work online from any location using a Web browser.
Complete customer view
View and manage customer account activity and history, including:
contact information, communications, open quotes, pending orders, invoices,
credit limits, and payment history.
Opportunity management
Easily convert leads to opportunities and then track opportunities
throughout the sales cycle. Use customizable workflow rules to automate leads
routing, notifications and escalations, and opportunity and pipeline activity
management.
Sales process management
Automate stages in the sales process to ensure opportunities are
tracked and closed consistently and efficiently, using customizable workflow
rules and selling methodologies.
Information sharing
Share information about contacts, accounts, opportunities, orders,
and more. Tightly integrated Sales and Customer Service modules let
salespeople view accurate, updated information about customer support
incidents, contracts, and other data relevant to customer needs and
satisfaction.
Quotes
Create and modify accurate quotes for prospects and existing
customers, using a full-featured product catalog that supports complex pricing
levels, units of measure, and discounts.
Order management
Convert quotes to orders that can be modified and saved until they
are ready to be billed as invoices.
Sales force management
(quotas)
Measure employee sales performance against goals. As
opportunities are closed in Microsoft CRM, they are credited against the
assigned salesperson's quota.
Territory management
Create territories for salespeople, enabling them to manage and
evaluate territory-based sales processes with workflow rules and reports.
Reports
A wide range of reports can be used or customized to identify
trends, measure and forecast sales activity, track sales processes, and
evaluate business performance.
Sales literature
Create, manage, and distribute a searchable library of sales and
marketing materials, including brochures, white papers, competitor information,
and more.
Competitor tracking
Maintain a library of detailed competitor information and associate
that information with opportunities and sales literature. Run reports
that track competitor activity by product, region, or other criteria.
Direct e-mail
Increase sales productivity easily: Select customers based on common
characteristics, then use templates to send customized e-mails with special
offers.
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