CRM Snippets: Key trends this October

This October, we’re highlighting three exciting trends in the world of CRM that are shaping how businesses interact with their customers and manage their data. Here’s a snapshot of what’s happening:

  1. Self-Service CRM is on the Rise
    Businesses are increasingly adopting self-service portals, enabling customers to manage their accounts independently, track project updates, and access support via chatbots. This trend is transforming customer service by reducing the workload on support teams while enhancing customer experience.
  2. AI-Driven Sales Forecasting
    Artificial intelligence is now a powerful tool in sales forecasting. It allows companies to analyse customer data, spot trends, and make more accurate predictions. AI is also helping sales teams streamline their processes and focus on higher-value tasks​.
  3. Mobile CRM Apps are Taking Over
    With professionals needing more flexibility, mobile CRM apps are becoming indispensable. These apps allow users to access important customer data and collaborate with teams on the go, improving productivity and responsiveness in real time.

Stay tuned for more insights next month! If you want to learn how these trends can benefit your business, reach out to us and find out more.

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