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Is there any customizable CRM solution available? I need professional solution not any open source solution.<
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CRM for what? Snitz Forum...? if it is Snitz, No tere is not.
If it's for websites, just Googleit, you wil found hundreds of CMS solutions
I'm a developer for one of them: DynamicWeb<
If it's for websites, just Googleit, you wil found hundreds of CMS solutions
I'm a developer for one of them: DynamicWeb<
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CollinSmith
just because something is open source DOES NOT MEAN IT IS NOT PROFESSIONAL. with an attitude like that you probably should not be posting questions here.
balexander CRM and CMS are not the same
CRM = Customer Relationship Management
CMS = Content Management System
they are in no way the same thing at all<
just because something is open source DOES NOT MEAN IT IS NOT PROFESSIONAL. with an attitude like that you probably should not be posting questions here.
balexander CRM and CMS are not the same
CRM = Customer Relationship Management
CMS = Content Management System
they are in no way the same thing at all<
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you right, and I know it, I just read one thing and write another ... sorry for the mistake.
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Originally posted by balexandre
you right, and I know it, I just read one thing and write another ... sorry for the mistake.
no worries, I do the same thing myself, just thought I would clear it up to avoid others confusion
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CollinSmith - If you want a commercial CRM, there are plenty of companies that'll take your money. Try Microsoft, Onyx, Goldmine for starters (I've been out of CRM world a while now, but those brands will, I'm sure, live on in some form).
There are some equally good CRM's in the open arena, and indeed you can pay for support contracts on them too.
Either way, factor in a heap of time or cash for consulting to get the install right for your org, everyone's different.<
There are some equally good CRM's in the open arena, and indeed you can pay for support contracts on them too.
Either way, factor in a heap of time or cash for consulting to get the install right for your org, everyone's different.<