Users can access Microsoft Dynamics CRM either through a web client, or through an embedded Microsoft Office Outlook client. The user does not have to leave outlook to perform CRM tasks. It is even possible to take the relevant CRM data off-line, and continue working while traveling. The changes to the data will be updated to the central server as soon as the user connects again. Microsoft Dynamics CRM can be accessed through a Pocket PC as well, enabling maximum utilization of your sales and service staff, at the fingertips.
Some of the key functionality offered by Microsoft Dynamics CRM includes:
- Lead to Customer Conversion process
- Opportunity and Sales Pipeline Management
- Product Catalogue and Price Lists
- Quotations, Deliveries, and Invoices
- Sales Literature
- Issue to Resolution Service Management
- Skill sets and resource availability based Service Scheduling
- Marketing Campaigns
- Mass emailing (opt in and/or opt out)
- Automated incoming email queuing
- Workflow Manager
- Off-line data synchronisation
Microsoft Dynamics CRM is build on the Microsoft .NET Framework, with Microsoft .NET technology tools. Integration to other systems is achieved by means of industry standard Webservices. Microsoft Dynamics CRM is integrated with Microsoft Exchange Server for email, task and appointment collaboration. Integration to Microsoft Active Directory Services provides top-of-the-line security, managed through your existing Windows Server security policies.
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