A CRM is more than a contact database or system of record; it’s the heart of your customer’s experience with your brand. And it’s designed to ensure seamless interactions at every touchpoint.
Whether you’re looking to invest in CRM software for the first time or move your organization away from a legacy solution, your new CRM should effectively balance your business goals and customer needs while also accounting for long-term growth and profitability.
This buyer’s guide includes helpful tips and recommendations to inform your purchasing decisions and set your teams up for success. Inside, you’ll learn how to define your ideal CRM, navigate the software market, and prepare your organization for a new generation of operations.
What’s inside?
Introduction
Understanding the customer relationship landscape
Investing in a right-fit CRM system
Exploring common triggers for change
Buyer’s Guide
Step 1: Consult with Stakeholders and Key Users
Step 2: Identify Your Goals
Step 3: Assess Your Tech Stack
Step 4: Compare Critical Features and Capabilities
Step 5: Consider Costs and ROI
Step 6: Outline Your Adoption Plan
What’s Next?
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