CRM Definition
ClientHouse sees Customer Relationship Management (CRM) as a holistic approach for enterprise management that focuses on cost effectiveness of customer-related business processes. Methods and instruments help to organize and structure these processes within the organization.
Once the CRM implementation phase is passed successfully, companies achieve greater revenues, increase significantly their efficiency and are able to deliver seamless and superior service experiences to their clients. This way they distinguish themselves from their competition in following areas:
- Current Information on all clients, partners and suppliers
- Complete history for each customer and integrated view on all client activities
- Proven sales processes
- A predictable revenue forecasts through progressive management of sales pipeline
- Utilization of up-selling potential for existing clients by knowing customer needs
- Transparent allocation of marketing costs and measurement of effectiveness of marketing activities
- Surpassing customer satisfaction, increased customer retention and recurring revenues as a result of a complete tool set for customer service and technical support
- Robust and documented business processes in all areas
- Increased employee satisfaction and motivation through transparent business processes within the organization (customer centric view)

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