As you learned from crmsoftwareblog’s own whitepaper: 24 Wildly Creative Ways Companies Use Microsoft Dynamics CRM to Drive Revenue and Serve Customers, Microsoft Dynamics CRM can do way more than organizing basic customer information. In fact, Richard Boardman, an independent CRM consultant writing at
Here are the first 50 tips:
- Integrate with your finance system
- Improve data management processes
- Strip out unwanted customizations
- Add users
- Review mail-merge templates
- Capture social profiles
- Analyze usage patterns
- Manage quotations
- Do you have the latest version?
- Training
- Start to track customer profitability
- Review your reports
- Gamify
- Have you got the 360 degree view?
- Share of purse
- Tracking time spent
- Change management control
- Provide ready access to sales collateral
- Discount management
- Social listening
- Integrate with postcode software
- Configuring dashboards
- Remove duplicates
- Assess your implementation partner
- Closed loop lead management
- Go mobile
- Analytics
- Track entertaining
- Telephony integration
- Internal collaboration
- Managing pre-sales resources
- Check your data hygiene processes are understood
- Review how you support your processes in the system
- Track customer products
- Track competitor products
- Do you have a trained administrator?
- Bring customer support into the system
- Provide offline access
- Use marketing automation tools
- Clean your data
- Complaint tracking
- Internal lead capture
- Make opt-outs more granular
- Get data entry assistance
- Get feedback
- Review data capture .
- Fill the gaps in your data
- Segment your customer base
- Are you paying too much for support?
- Order management and fulfillment
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#2 is a big one. Data management is critical and not just in 2013, but all the time. Like they say, garbage in, garbage out. Good list.