We automate sales departments
and help you sell more
We set up CRM, Help desk and workspaces.
We train managers and sales team, provide information and technical support, and offer software licenses with bonuses
We implement cloud CRM solutions
Benefits of sales automation
Stages of sales automation
Stages
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2
3
4
5
6 – 9
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Course Sales Management in CRM
1
2
3
Pre-project survey
2
3
Preparation stage
3
System customization
4
Course Sales Plan in CRM
4
5
Post-project support
6 – 9
Technical support
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300+ Completed Projects
Frequently Asked Questions
Sales automation involves using tools and technology to automate routine and repetitive tasks directly tied to the sales process. By implementing automation, sales teams can free up valuable time to focus on more complex and high-priority tasks.
1. Sales automation is implemented in six key steps:
2. Analyze current sales processes to identify pain points.
3. Define main goals and success criteria.
4. Select and configure the optimal CRM and other automation tools.
5. Integrate CRM with other systems.
6. Train employees.
7. Continuously improve, optimize, and enhance the system.
In our experience, a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system is the core tool for sales automation. While CRM alone can significantly improve sales efficiency, incorporating additional services—such as appointment scheduling, task management, and help desk systems—can further boost your sales results.
Automating the following processes can have the most significant impact on your sales team:
1. Lead and deal management
2. Generating and sending sales proposals
3. Task creation, appointment scheduling, and reminders
4. Customer communication
5. Reporting, data analysis, and forecasting
6. Post-sale service, feedback, and surveys
7. Repeat sales
8. Tracking employee performance and activity
When implementing automation in your business, remember the importance of gradual progress—take it one step at a time to ensure long-term success.
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