Sage CRM was designed with your company in mind. It is easy to use, adapt, configure, learn and manage for companies that are focused on their business and don’t want to worry about software. More importantly, it’s affordable, offering you the best possible value.
Available on premise or in the cloud, Sage CRM can quickly automate business workflows such as sales, marketing & customer service. When integrating with Sage Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), you can enjoy even more business insights, greater efficiencies, and a customer-centric view across your entire business.
Make every business interaction count, with Sage CRM.
Happy customers are the backbone of any successful business. With Sage CRM, you’ll be able to evaluate where your business stands and make faster, better decisions you can be confident about.
Keep a reliable record of customer interactions so your business can better deliver an exceptional customer experience to improve retention and drive revenue growth.
Avoid duplication and empower your teams to work smarter and faster. With a fully integrated CRM, everyone becomes more productive and efficient.
With access to a wealth of customer information, your sales people are equipped to sell smarter and more efficiently, never missing an important deal and your marketing team is empowered to market more effectively.
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