Companies evaluating CRM software envision a solution that will smoothly automate all their businesses processes.
Workflow management allows companies to automate routines into the CRM system. Businesses thrive when they follow a set rule or procedures to sell and service customers. In today's business environment you need to ensure that our sales team follow up with prospects in a timely manner. You also need to ensure that when customers call to report an issue, they are properly handled. You need to ensure that when you send proposals and quotes to customers, you do not neglect to follow up on time, thus resulting in lost sales. Similarly, leads need to be tracked in accordance with the company business rules, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Workflow automation feature in Microsoft CRM allows you to build and incorporate all of those procedures. Workflow automation can execute an action if a particular event occurred and trigger a specific flag or alert.
For example, when a sales rep sends a quote to the customer, a call is automatically scheduled to follow up with that customer after a specified time period. If customer service rep receives a call regarding an issue, an alert can be sent to the manager in charge, if the issue is not resolved in time. New leads are automatically sent a welcome email, followed by a reminder to the sales rep to follow up with a call. You can automate almost any business rule via Workflow feature of Microsoft CRM.
Automating tasks saves time and provides endless benefits. In addition, there is a direct correlation between an increase in sales and an increase in company efficiency within days of implementing such a system. Your sales team now have time to focus on what they do best - sales.
Microsoft CRM makes it a breeze to create and change these workflow automation rules, however, sometimes it could be a little tricky or if you simply want someone to take care of it for you, Omnibility can quickly help you evaluate your workflow needs and help make it happen.