Here's a simple test to find out how far we've been running CRM
(answer : do not agree, somewhat disagree, somewhat agree, disagree) - The answer is a reflection on your company's CRM implementation:
- Customers know how to contact the sales team (by phone or electronically)
- Customers know how to contact the support group (by phone or electronically)
- Sales reps know how customers should contact the support group
- Support reps know how customers should contact the sales group
- There are existing, documented (written) processes for handling customer queries
- Sales and support reps can locate the documented processes for their area within 2 minutes if they are unclear about them
- There are well-defined metrics for customer-focused activities
- Customer-focused employees have formal objectives that relate to the metrics
- There is a defined, documented (written) process for creating new knowledge base documents
- The knowledge base is growing daily
- When you hire someone, it takes less than one business day to create a new account for that individual
- The tool improvement request with the highest priority is less than 3 months old
- You are using a commercial CRM tool
- You are running your tool on a release that is currently supported by the vendor
- Important customer information is accessible within the tool (rather than in a file cabinet or unrelated system)
- There is a customer portal available to conduct sales and support business
- Customers require no training to use the portal
- Your CRM tool supports a knowledge base
- Line managers are getting regular metrics that are immediately meaningful for them (with no Excel massaging required)
- E-mail from customers is automatically loaded into the system (no manual cut and paste)
- Knowing the name of a customer, a sales employee needs less than 1 minute to locate the assigned sales rep, pending deals and existing support cases
- Knowing the name of a customer, a support rep needs less than 1 minute to locate the assigned sales rep and existing support cases
- It takes less than 4 hours to train a new hire to use the system
- Creating a new account in the system can be done in less than 5 minutes by someone without a programming, technical background
- Sales reps can enter a new prospect into the system in less than 2 minutes
- Support reps can enter a new case for an existing customer in less than 2 minutes
- A support manager can get a list of the current open support cases in less than 2 minutes
- A sales manager can get a current forecast in less than 2 minutes
- A marketing manager can get a hit rate of the last 3 campaigns within 2 minutes
- The current system costs less than $1,000 per employee per year to maintain
CRM IN ACTION
Joko Ristono
sumber: CRM Gurus
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