Why Your Sales Consultants Could Benefit From Salesforce Support

| Friday, November 25, 2011
By Marc Griffiths


Almost 60,000 companies rely on the web-based CRM tool, Salesforce, to help them to better manage their relationships with their customers. It permits them to easily keep tabs on their potential customers, any leads they may have and also to understand the behaviour that drives their customers to do the things they're doing. If sales consultants have not had any previous experience with the tool they will no doubt require some coaching and on-going support to be able to make use of this CRM software properly.

This tool will be really great for sales consultants as it can make them act upon every lead, thus capitalising on their potential prospects and not missing any new customers. Because it takes you into the cloud environment, you have access to Salesforce from any computer - which is suitable for sales reps who will be never in one place for too long!

However as with any tool there is a learning curve involved and sales reps will need to undergo training and have access to Salesforce support should they be going to use this efficiently. Other people using the software within the company may also see the same thing as the details are presented in real time.

Sales consultants are able to do something about new leads quicker through the help of CRM tools such as Salesforce plus they are also competent to forecast sales easier and confidently. This tool also provides a good way to keep on top of your accounts and contacts and enables integration between marketing and sales, to bring the full organisation together.

The easiest way to find salesforce support for your sales people is to either contact the people who you bought your CRM products from or look online using keywords and phrases that will deliver results based on courses and support close to you. For example you could look for 'salesforce training' and see what appears as these training organisations usually also provide on-going support.




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