CRM Decisions
CRM Decisions
CRMs or Customer Relationship Management systems are the data heart of most Not for Profits. At least they should be. Unfortunately, many legacy CRMS no longer meet the needs of the organisation.
Instead, staff are struggling with inefficient processes and duplicate entries because systems don’t talk to each other. There’s often a heavy reliance on spreadsheets to capture and report information. Furthermore, their members or stakeholders are just as frustrated with the lack of self-service options for them.
Does this sound familiar?
Whether you’re a professional organisation, charity or NDIS provider, I can help you scope a new CRM to meet your organisation’s needs.
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