Whether it is used for customer support, sales, marketing or internal helpdesk support, every successful CRM system
must adapt to changing business conditions and requirements. But only one system makes it so fast, easy, and
affordable.
Built on an adaptive J2EE technology platform, EnterpriseWizard CRM is a top-rated, out-of-the-box solution that can
be quickly and extensively customized by non-programmers. A browser-based interface allows you to rapidly map the
solution to your own business processes, and its adaptable data model, multi-platform compatability, drag-and-drop
workflow engine, and granular access permissions ensure that the system can rapidly grow and scale as your needs
change in the future. Click here for a full feature list.
View the demonstrations below to see how you can use EnterpriseWizard in support, sales, and marketing environments
and the advantages that the product will bring to your customers, staff, administrators and managers.
Support Manager
Build long term customer satisfaction and reduce costs with pro-active support tools and customer profiles. (12:57)
Sales Manager
Drive effective strategies throughout the organization with tools that
increase revenue and repeat business. (7:52)
Analytics and Reports
Real time information to keep your entire organization on track. Graphical, Excel and HTML reports and more. (9:07)
Business Teams
Automate business processes with teams that reflect your organization’s hierarchy and customer/supplier relationships. (3:05)
Staff Interface. Part 1
See how you can handle a support case, edit your contacts, and customize your desktop environment. (4:03)
Staff Interface. Part 2
See how you can specify custom searches, perform mass edits, and review detailed history. (2:34)
Rules
Automate repetitive actions through the creation of rules, ensuring consistency in your business processes. (4:41)
Workflow
Ensure that alerts, validity checks, and interactions with other departments and programs occur as dictated by your business. (6:20)
Tables and Fields
Edit tables and fields, and walk through the process of creating a custom table. (4:52)
