RFM SegmentationTarget the right customers at the right time
Problem TrackingTurn every problem into an amazing customer experience
IntegrationsIntegrate your Prospect CRM Free Trial to your Inventory/Accounting system
Better QuotesOptimise your Quote-to-Order Workflow
Grow Faster with Shared GoalsAccurately set goals & targets against revenue and orders
Magic Matrix AnalysisStrategically upsell and cross-sell with Prospect’s Magic Matrix
Faster Order TakingTake more orders in less time - without duplicating data entry
Track InventoryKnow what stock is available today & in the future
Missing Order AlertsIdentify at-risk customers before you lose them for good
Opportunity TrackingTrack sales performance with ease
End-to-End ReportingTrack performance by customer, product or salesperson
Stock-Aware CRMWhat is it, why you need it & how it will grow your product business
B2B Portals & Web ShopsOur trade portals offer integrated account details online
Get Orders 24/7Extend your business hours so customers can do business with you at any time
Content ManagementQuickly & easily make changes to your website as and when you need to
By Lauren Hines on Tue 03 May 2016 in Web & eCommerce
How long does it take you to come up with your marketing plans? Hours? Days? Maybe even months? Working out how to attract prospects to your business isn’t always easy but it could be. You just need to enlist the help of your existing customers.
By Lauren Hines on Tue 15 March 2016 in SaaS
It seems that there has been a lot of talk about software-as-a-service (SaaS) for a while now and it’s becoming the predominant way that companies are buying and deploying main software applications. But what exactly is it and how will it benefit my business?
By Jess Heald on Tue 28 April 2015 in CRM
User adoption is arguably the single biggest obstacle to successful software implementation. One of the most common questions we get is ‘how will I get my sales reps to use this?', and it appears this question is often a common reason for not investing.
By Fiona Ness on Thu 23 April 2015 in Web & eCommerce
Back in February Google announced that they would be rewarding websites that had already implemented a responsive design. As of 21st April 2015 Google have been using responsive design as a key factor in their search ranking algorithm.
