Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBs
Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBsRe:Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBs
<DIV><A target=_blank href="http://www.sagenorthamerica.com/">Sage North America</A> has announced "Sage SalesLogix Today," a CRM offering for small businesses. </DIV><DIV> </DIV><DIV>It's a Sage SalesLogix system on an intelligent server from Applianz Technologies, which can be shipped and set up within 24 hours, according to the company. Online user training, continuous backup and disaster recovery, one year of hardware assurance and up to 30 hours of access to a dedicated Sage SalesLogix administrator during the first 90 days for remote implementation are all included as well. </DIV>Re:Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBs
Customers can run Sage SalesLogix Today on premises, host it through Sage, buy their system up front or use zero percent financing for one to three years. All-inclusive pricing starts at $51 per user per month for 25 users with three-year financing.Re:Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBs
Emphasizing that "each customer owns their system and their data," David van Toor, senior vice president and general manager, Sage CRM Solutions North America, added that businesses "should not have to give up finite costs for simplicity."Re:Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBs
The product uses "modern Internet capabilities to give users the richest and most interactive CRM experience possible from a wide range of client devices," he said, adding that "for example, SalesLogix can mash up contextual information from the Web to provide users with a more complete picture of their customers."Re:Sage Intros SalesLogix Today, CRM for SMBs
The senior vice-president and general manager of Sage CRM Solutions: North America, David van Toor, cited the "anywhere workforce" commitments of the Sage CRM Solutions 2010 product strategy and vision, first announced in March of 2008. <BR><DIV>The product's features include Web CRM allowing users to access SalesLogix anywhere via a Web browser. The Web client works with an Internet connection or while disconnected. In addition to sales force automation and marketing campaigns, customer support capabilities for assets, contracts, returns, and defects are now available through the Web client. </DIV>页:
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