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What is CRM in management?
Customer relationship management Customer relationship management / Full name
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What is CRM in human resource management?
In the world of human resources, talent acquisition, and recruiting, CRM stands for candidate relationship management. CRM is often confused with its close relative, which also goes by the CRM acronym (customer relationship management) and is commonly utilized by sales and marketing teams.
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What is contact management CRM system?
Contact management is the process of recording contacts' details and tracking their interactions with a business. Such systems have gradually evolved into an aspect of customer relationship management (CRM) systems, which allow businesses to improve sales and service levels leveraging a wider range of data.
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What is CRM people management?
People management refers to the practice of recruiting, training, engaging, and retaining people to optimize their talent and maximize their productivity. A subcategory of Human Resource Management (HRM), people management includes: Training and development. Recruitment. Compensation and benefits.
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What do CRM people do?
CRM stands for customer relationship management. You might have heard of a CRM system, but there are CRM people as well. A CRM manager is responsible for the CRM implementation and advancement of strategies, plans, and systems in place to take your business - customer relationships to higher heights.
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Is CRM the same as HR?
HRM: HRM primarily concentrates on managing the organisation's workforce. It deals with various employee aspects, such as recruitment, training and development, performance management, employee relations, and compensation and benefits. CRM: CRM revolves around managing customer relationships and interactions.
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Is CRM a HRIS system?
Compared to HRIS, CRM software is more focused on managing customer relationships and optimizing customer experience. It provides a more comprehensive view of customer interactions, allowing organizations to better understand customer needs and provide more personalized service.
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foreign [Music] is looking into a new Call Center Software solution and oh by the way it's not called Call Center anymore now it's called contact center software solution so I'll try to use the right terminology on this one but it really doesn't matter either way we're talking about the same thing so say maybe your company has an on-prem phone system and you it's end of life you're getting rid of it and oh your call center solution your contact center solution is attached to it so you need to get that new as well or maybe you're just looking for a new contact center solution either way this is something that your company is looking into and oh by the way you need it to integrate with your company's CRM software like HubSpot or Salesforce well I get this a lot a lot of companies come to me for my advice on hey which contact center Solutions should we quote that integrate with who's the best at integrating with Salesforce or who's the best at integrating with HubSpot and although it sounds like you know when you first think of it that all the vendors should be about the same either you integrate with that CRM or you don't it's actually not really the case once you start getting into the Weeds on integration there are a lot of different things that you want to consider so it really depends on what your company needs as far as integration goes and what they can tolerate and you know because every vendor is going to be a little bit different so I wanted to make a quick video series maybe a couple videos on this topic talking about the different possibilities that you want to think about when it comes to integration so you can kind of make a little checklist and decide which integration features are most important to your organization because that will either widen the number of vendors you can look at or narrow the number of vendors that you can look at but before I get too far I really wanted to give a quick plug if you'd like my recommendation on the best contact center vendors that your company should quote reach out and contact me either shoot me an email or give me a call it's absolutely free and no reason to at least not at least Reach Out contact me and ask me for my advice more information on that at the end of the video also don't forget to like And subscribe to our channel that would really helped me out a lot too okay so so the first group of features I wanted to tackle when it comes to CRM integration with contact center Solutions or just the basics okay so these are the basic things that you want to think about when it comes to integrating or finding a contact center software solution for your organization that integrates with your CRM the first thing that I wanted to bring up is the thing that a lot of companies never think about and it's really important actually is do you need the CRM application to integrate with the contact center at the desktop level or actually the server or application Level and what that means is do you need you know is the integration happening on the actual desktop computer itself so does the com does the user need to have a computer up and running integrated with you know be logged into the CRM like HubSpot or Salesforce at the same time they're logged into the contact center Center solution at the same time and the integration is actually taking place on the desktop software or is the integration taking place at the application layer in the cloud meaning that that user doesn't need to be logged in to the CRM they don't need to be logged in to you know to that CRM in order for that integration to take place so like if you want to log the call if that call that they're on with the customer do you want to make sure that that call is recorded into your software well if you do then if it's integrated at a desktop level you need to be make sure that that user is logged into both the you know the contact center solution and the CRM on the desktop level but if you know if the service provider if the contact center provider integrates at the application layer and you want that call to get logged that user doesn't need to be logged in anywhere you know in terms of the in terms of the CRM they don't need to be logged into the CRM because your contact center software solution provider is logged in to your company's CRM at the application layer so all calls are automatically logged so this is really important if if your call center agents are taking calls from multiple places that's where this is really crucial so everyone says Hey application layer is great well before you go to that level and start narrowing your vendors ask yourself hey are all of our contact center solution agents sitting at a desk and are they required to be logged into our CRM as part of their daily routine they're already logged into CRM that is something that they do they're it's mandatory that they're logged into the CRM and it's mandatory that they're sitting at the desk well if that's the case and that's not a big deal but if your contact center agents are logged in all over the place and sometimes they're taking and receiving calls from their cell phones for instance then this becomes a big deal because you don't want to have to tell them hey if you're taking a call on your cell phone make sure that back in an office somewhere on your laptop you're also logged into our CRM application like Salesforce because we all know that if that's the case that's never really going to happen consist instantly and you're going to miss a lot of calls or maybe text messages or things like that getting logged if if that's the case so that's just one thing you want to think of right out of the gate do we want application layer integration or is desktop layer integration okay with with our company and the way we have our agents situated where they sit okay following along the lines of basic essential things that CRM software integration does is do we want the CRM application to be able to click to dial so do we want the agent to be able to click to dial from the CRM application now that sounds like a pretty simple answer right yes we do you want the agent to be able to click to make an outbound dial from the CRM application but let's dig a Little Deeper there do you want a just click to dial median day click on a number and it dials that number or you you know is copy and paste okay probably not probably you want to click to now right that makes sense but let's go even further some CRM applications like HubSpot for instance have a little phone icon a little dialer button do you want the agent to be able to click on the phone icon to initiate an outbound dial or is just a simple click to dial okay meaning they have to find the phone number on the contact record and click on that phone number so that's something you want to ask yourself obviously the more specific you get the less vendors are going to be able to do that so if it's pretty broad that's great that's going to keep your vendor options nice and wide open but if as it gets specific okay sometimes people really want to be able to click on that phone icon because maybe their agents are doing that today and they don't want to get confused and have to tell other agents hey you can't click on the phone icon because that's not going to work it's not going to make an outbound call you actually have to click on the phone number that's you know if that's a big deal you want to make sure that you list that in your requirements because different vendors offer different things all right something else that's pretty basic when it comes to software integration are screen pops what that is is if you have a contact that's that's already created within your CRM and they call into the contact center that contact center agent gets a little screen pop a little toast piece of toast that looks like pops up maybe on the bottom right hand side of their computer and it lets them know who's calling in so what you want to think about with that is is it is it okay if you just list their information like um hey this is so-and-so from this and this company and you know is that okay so that they answer it ingly and just answer with their name like hey Jim thanks for calling again or do you want additional information listed on that screen pop when they call in like do you want alerts saying that they've called in three times today do you want things like that so that the agent can respond ingly maybe your company you know responds differently if they've called in a bunch of times so some something to think about with screen pops there and the last thing I'm going to talk about today is who is going to do the programming for the apis for the integration you want to think about this in advance do you have an outside vendor or internal resources to do the programming you know you know say for instance your CRM has a computer telephony integration already built in and you just have to program the apis from your contact center solution provider into your CRM software well do you need the actual contact center service provider to do that programming for you or do you already have resources internally that can do that programming or maybe you need to hire an outside company to do that programming just some things that you want to think about because if you'd prefer that the contact center solution provider do all the programming for you and you get it all in one place you want to make sure you kind of jot that down in terms of a requirement because not all contact center solution providers will do all that programming for you and so that's just something that you want to think about there all right well that's part one of this video part two of this video I'm going to talk about activity logging and the specifics that you need to dig down into when it comes to that stuff so look for that video as well that's going to be coming soon and again don't forget to like And subscribe to the channel That would really helped me out a lot and if you'd like my recommendations if you'd like to take a shortcut and just get my recommendations on the best cloud contact center solution vendors that your company should be quoting based on your requirements go ahead and reach out to me shoot me an email give me a call and I've been doing this for 20 years so I'll ask you a few questions and find out some more about your requirements and then from there I'll maybe refer you to like a small handful and I'll also oversee the quoting process to make sure that you guys get the lowest pricing possible from your chosen vendors and also make sure you're paired up with the right reps at the different vendors and the nice thing is is I don't charge a thing for my service and I make sure you get the best pricing so there's absolutely no excuse not to at least reach out and contact me and see what my opinions are all right I'll catch you on the next video foreign
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