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Features Include New Sales Module, New Marke (Tagging) Feature and Additional Reports.

By: CRM News Desk
May. 5, 2006 09:30 AM

InfoParc has announced the release 4.54 of the absoluteBUSY web CRM software. The release includes a new sales module plus a new keyword/tagging feature. An unlimited, freely defineable set of markers/tags can be applied to companies, contact persons and projects. These markers/tags can be used to specify properties of an object and make it easy to group and categorize objects. The sales summary shows pending/won/lost sales per company, contact person and project plus sales statistics per year.

absoluteBUSY is a system for self install (no hosted application) on a server or Webspace. It includes a smart contact manager, a task tracking module, a sales module and a project tracking module. Designed and built for quick response times, absoluteBUSY is currently the fastest professional web based CRM application.

absoluteBUSY can either be installed and operated on a company's internet/intranet server or on their web hosting providers webspace.

Application Areas:

  • Web based contact management and customer management, lead tracking, project tracking, sales tracking.
  • The browser based user interface enables easy cross-platform information sharing and collaboration for teams and departments on different computing platforms, regardless of their worldwide location.

A Live-Demo of the new release can be found on www.absoluteBUSY.com.

absoluteBUSY priced in the range of  EURO 120 per user down to EURO 60 per user, depending on the total number of seats. All fees are a one time payment, no subscription, no recurring fees). Additional user licenses can be added "on demand" after any period of operation.
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