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HelloCRMby DField Solutions

Customer management

In short

Customer management is the work of keeping track of a company's customers and its dealings with them, so that no request or quote is lost.

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The HelloCRM home screen: deals, tasks and the week's numbers
The home screen in the demo company

What does Customer management mean?

Customer management software (a CRM) does this in one shared system: who the customer is, what they asked for, what was promised and who owns the next step.

With good customer management, a colleague's holiday or departure does not mean their customers are lost: the history stays on the customer's record.

Why does it matter to a small business?

A small business often has a small customer base, so a single forgotten call-back or lost quote can mean revenue you notice. Good customer management is not a complicated system: it is every request having an owner and a due date, and the company, not one colleague, knowing the customer. That is what keeps the service dependable when work piles up.

What does it look like in practice?

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Suppose a plumber in Győr works with two colleagues. A customer rings on Monday about a burst pipe and on Wednesday asks for a quote for a bathroom. With customer management software both requests are on the same record: the note from the call, the quote, and a task to call back on Friday. If the plumber falls ill, a colleague carries on from where he stopped.

How does HelloCRM handle it?

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In HelloCRM a contact's record shows a timeline of notes, emails, tasks and deals. A departing colleague's open work can be handed over in one step.

A CRM for small businesses in Hungary

HelloCRM is an online CRM made in Hungary for small and mid-sized businesses there, in Hungarian and English: the core CRM is free for good, with no time limit and no card, and it can be tried without signing up in a demo company full of example data.

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What is Customer management, in one sentence?

Customer management is the work of keeping track of a company's customers and its dealings with them, so that no request or quote is lost.