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The information links are to various resources used in this week's discussions and lectures.
The information links are to various resources used in this week's discussions and lectures.
CRM adoption by service teams is up 3.3% in 2020 vs 2019, but it’s still shockingly low. Only 32% of companies in our survey are using customer relationship management (CRM) software to manage customer data. A CRM can act as the central system of record for your service team (and your whole company). This gives you a single source of truth for your teams, and that’s what service agents need to delight customers. A wealth of data at an agent’s fingertips allows them to anticipate issues, personalize interactions, and delight customers.
CRMs might seem like just a sales tool, but it ensures everyone at your company, across sales, service, and marketing are all plugged into the same system. Everyone gets a complete view of the customer, the emails they’ve received, the deals they’ve been part of, and the issues they have open. If your goal is to deliver a great holistic customer experience having all your customer relationship data in one place - and better yet tying it to your customer service data - enables you to truly have the full picture.