Wednesday 9th June 2010 - Published by Kelly Jackson - Communications Executive

TRM - the new CRM

NEW software is promising to revolutionize the way businesses communicate with their customers, suppliers and prospects – and make a famous three-letter abbreviation redundant.

There are numerous customer relationship management – or CRM - programmes on the market which help businesses store useful information about their clients.

But My.N Organize, from Accounting Office Software Ltd, has gone a step further by providing a common set of tools that can be used right across the company.

The software is incorporated in a complete business management suite, including sales and purchase orders, stock control and accounts, and a total relationship management (TRM) system that stores information and communications relating to individual customers, suppliers, prospects, contractors, projects and jobs.

Unlike standard CRM systems all communications are automatically saved inside a company's record and can be viewed by everyone in the business. The results should mean businesses no longer suffer “remote islands” of information accessible only by individuals or certain members of staff.

The system is a new type of software for managing sales leads, documents, tasks, bulk mailings, emails, follow-ups, correspondence, accounts, and debt chasing.

My.N Organize.  TRM not CRM

My.N Organize. TRM not CRM