CRM & Sales
CRM (customer relationship management) is software that stores and organizes a company's interactions with customers and prospects (contacts, accounts, deals, and activity) in one place.
Definition
CRM (customer relationship management) is software that stores and organizes a company's interactions with customers and prospects (contacts, accounts, deals, and activity) in one place.
A CRM is the system of record for relationships. It keeps every contact, company, conversation, and deal together, so sales, support, and account teams share the same context instead of hunting through inboxes.
Beyond storage, a CRM helps teams move deals through a pipeline, forecast revenue, log activity, and follow up on time. It turns scattered relationship data into a repeatable sales and retention process.
Atlas includes a full CRM (accounts, contacts, deals, pipeline, and forecast) on the same platform as projects, contracts, and invoicing, so a won deal can flow straight into delivered work.
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