The customer
Name, number, email, company, and how to reach the person who actually answers.
A CRM is one place where your customers and the work you do for them are recorded.
Who they are, what they asked for, what you quoted, what happened next. Today that might be a spreadsheet and an inbox, and for one person that is often enough. It starts to cost you when a second person needs to know what was said last week.
Name, number, email, company, and how to reach the person who actually answers.
Enquiries, replies and notes, filed against the customer instead of sitting in one person's inbox.
Every quote and its amount, and whether it was won, lost or never answered.
Your own stages, named the way your team names them.
Sometimes the free tier of a CRM you have heard of. Sometimes a structured sheet. We say which and why first.
Your stages, your names for them, the fields you will actually fill in.
From the spreadsheet, the inbox or the system you are leaving. The original file stays untouched.
Your website form and your inbox, so an enquiry becomes a record without retyping.
One session with your team, on real records. They ask their questions while we are there.
We do not sell licences and nothing we recommend pays us a commission. If a spreadsheet is still the right answer, we say so and connect it instead.
| What | Cost |
|---|---|
| The first conversation: one call, our homework, a written solution and a price | No charge |
| The setup | On quote |
| The software licence, if the tool you pick has one | Paid by you, direct to the vendor |
What moves the price: how many contacts come across and how messy they are, how many stages your sales process really has, and whether we connect your website form and your inbox. The number is in the proposal before anything starts.
The numbers, in one place
Not always. If you are the only person who speaks to customers, a well built sheet is cheaper and quicker, and we will say so. Once a second person needs to know what was said, one shared place starts paying for itself in the follow-ups nobody currently owns.
Whichever fits your size. Often the free tier of a CRM you have heard of. Sometimes a structured sheet, when that covers it. We sell no licences, so the recommendation earns us nothing either way, and you get the reasons in writing before we start.
That depends on how much extra typing it creates, which is a design decision rather than a training problem. We connect the website form and the inbox so records fill themselves in, we cut every field nobody fills, and we sit with each person on their own customers.
Only if we run something for you. Agents and connections we look after sit on our infrastructure and carry a subscription. The CRM does not. It is in your name, on your billing, and you can carry on without us.
The next step
We look at where your customer details live today, even if that is a sheet and an inbox, and help you get started. The first call is free.
Or email [email protected]. The first call is free.