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  1. Linda Snape Bronze

    Navidata

    12 May 2009 13:52pm

    Linda Snape

    Hi Alistair

    I'm interested in learning more - can you let me have your phone number please so I can contact you directly to discuss.

    Linda

  2. Alistair Dickinson Bronze

    2B

    12 May 2009 13:58pm

    Alistair Dickinson

    Hi Linda

    You are best contacting Kim Archer who is our eCampaign and CRM sales manager, here is Kim's email my email is

    Kim's direct dial is 01983 249504, and I know she would be happy to do an online demo and walk through the application with you

    Thanks Alistair

     

  3. Alistair Dickinson Bronze

    2B

    22 June 2009 15:35pm

    Alistair Dickinson

    Hi Linda

    Did you get chance to follow up with the team

    Alistair

  4. Sarah McRow Bronze

    Sales & Marketing Director at Goldcrest Solutions Ltd.

    27 July 2009 23:53pm

    Sarah McRow

    Hi Linda

    You may be interested in our solution.  We have integrated Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4 to one of the leading and most cost effective email marketing solutions around - Pure360.

    If you are interested in knowing more then check out the following Pure and CRM Integration or contact me directly.

    Sarah

  5. Kate Mayfield Bronze

    Managing Director at 70 Fathoms

    31 July 2009 14:02pm

    Kate Mayfield

    Hi Linda.
    I think you're right to want an email marketing tool that's more sophisticated than MS CRM if you do much emailing or want to get clever. "Integration" is a tricky term too as it can range from import/export to realtime integration of all data. Your needs are probably somewhere in between.

    I suggest you think more about what your email tool needs to do first, then when you know more about that, think about what data you'd want to flow between MS CRM and Email, then look at how to achieve that.

    Otherwise people will sell you their email software saying "it integrates" and you may get email software that's wrong for your needs or the wrong sort of integration (too simple or too advanced and too costly).

    Kate

  6. Alistair Dickinson Bronze

    2B

    31 July 2009 14:42pm

    Alistair Dickinson

    Hi Kate / Linda

    Very good point and I would like to qualify that our soulution is not an integration to Microsoft CRM its is an installed add on that extends the functionality and is the only one of its kind.

    While our competitors are buisily trying to integrate to 3rd party email marketing software we built a platform that delivers the functionality directly from CRM so there is no flow of data as Kate mentioned

    All the email are sent from CRM and you can have the option of either sending this via your own exchange / SMTP server through the CRM email router or sending directly though a rented SMTP server.

    All the data and tracking is held in your own CRM and unlike our competition you can actually view all the email activities that have been sent.

    Hope this helps

    Alistair

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