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ERP Systems: Sales and Marketing

ERP Systems: Sales and Marketing

Sales and Marketing Modules ERP System(1) l The different between Sales and Marketing modules

Sales and Marketing Modules ERP System(1) l The different between Sales and Marketing modules within an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system and traditional sales and marketing software is that ERP system provide integration marketing support system, including contact files, order entry files, and sales history files.

Sales and Marketing Modules ERP System(2) l ERP system provide Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Sales and Marketing Modules ERP System(2) l ERP system provide Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, which provides information to salespeople about the previous experiences of customers, including purchases, product preferences, and payment history.

CRM Software(1) l l Roots in sales force automation software To provide representation with

CRM Software(1) l l Roots in sales force automation software To provide representation with sales activity management – – – Sales and territory management Contact management Lead management Configuration support Knowledge management

CRM Software(2) l Sale Activity Management – – Generating leads Contacting prospects Handling order

CRM Software(2) l Sale Activity Management – – Generating leads Contacting prospects Handling order placement Assuring order follow-up

CRM Software(3) l Sales and Territory Management – l Helps sales managers study the

CRM Software(3) l Sales and Territory Management – l Helps sales managers study the pipeline, monitor salespeople’s activities, and optimize teams. Contact Management – Helps sales representatives organize their contact data in databases.

CRM Software(4) l Lead Management – – l Enables sales representatives to monitor leads.

CRM Software(4) l Lead Management – – l Enables sales representatives to monitor leads. To generate next steps. To refine selling efforts by using on-line support. To track prospect attributes, such as product interests, budget amounts and likely competitors. Configuration Management – Provides product-specific configuration support to companies.

CRM Software(5) l Knowledge Management – – Offers access to information resources. Include the

CRM Software(5) l Knowledge Management – – Offers access to information resources. Include the following: corporate policy handbooks, sales presentation slides, company phone lists, proposal templates, industry and competitor data, press releases, and transcripts of sales meetings.

CRM Software(6) l l l Without an underlying Sales and Marketing ERP module, the

CRM Software(6) l l l Without an underlying Sales and Marketing ERP module, the CRM system could not acquire needed operational-level data on sales, orders, and sales order history to support CRM functions. CRM data are accessible via a data warehouse and are separate from the operational databases supported by the ERP system. A data warehouse is a repository of integrated data, which enables sales representatives to make queries and generate reports on customer-specific trends.