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As the digital landscape evolves, tech and IT businesses need the agility to respond to disruptive market developments.
Enter CRM for the IT sector.
If your current system is failing to provide an edge over your competitors, it’s time for a change. Learn how Workbooks CRM could transform your operations here.
Tech businesses use a variety of marketing strategies to communicate their value proposition. Workbooks supports email marketing, webinars, trade shows and more to help you attract prospects.
Once in the pipeline, your sales team gains a complete view of prospects’ buying process and can identify those most likely to convert with lead scoring and surveys.
Other CRM tech platforms lack order fulfillment capabilities, stalling productivity. Workbooks supports end-to-end order processing and service delivery, reducing activity duplication and time lost to manual processes.
Automate order fulfillment with proposals, quotes, entitlement management and invoicing in one integrated ecosystem.
Looking to exceed customer expectations? Workbooks offers multi-channel support, activity tracking, SLA reporting and routed incident management so you can support your clients.
Manage technical queries fast and consistently with a central knowledge base, plus reduce the burden on customer support agents with a self-service help portal linked to your CRM.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in IT refers to the techniques and systems that IT businesses use to manage their customer interactions. These help companies organize important customer information, streamline their external communications, and support sales and marketing in the fast-paced IT space.
‘High tech marketing’ can have two meanings. Firstly, it can refer to the use of advanced tech solutions driven by data analytics and digital channels to fulfill marketing duties, such as the use of a high tech CRM platform to automate email marketing. Or, it might also refer to the marketing of advanced technology solutions, which CRM can also help facilitate.
In CRM, an SLA is a ‘Service Level Agreement’. This is the contract defining the level of service a provider is expected to offer. SLAs typically outline performance targets like the minimum response time for customer support. They help ensure that both the provider and customer have a clear understanding of the level of service that should be provided.