CRM & customer experience

Give your teams a shared view of the customer.

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Excellia CRM is our field sales product, with an Android app and a Web interface. It connects customers, visits, orders, stock and collections. Your CRM project may also need scoping, integrations and adoption support, depending on your tools and organisation.

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The challenges to address

When contacts sit in personal files, commercial follow-up depends on individuals. Opportunities lose momentum between prospecting, quotations and follow-up; customer service lacks the context to respond.

Our response

We propose structuring the customer journey before configuring the CRM: sales stages, responsibilities, useful data and handover rules. The setup must remain practical for daily use, including field teams.

One journey connects contacts, opportunities and customer follow-up.

What the engagement can cover

A usable customer reference

Define fields, deduplicate contacts and assign access permissions.

A shared pipeline

Organise stages, activities and follow-ups with named owners.

Useful management views

Review opportunities, pending quotations and the next commercial actions.

A pipeline with clear stage criteria

Example structure for a sales team: each stage identifies the required evidence and next action.

Illustrative template to adapt during scoping, without customer data.
StageStage criterionExpected action
QualificationNeed and contact identifiedConfirm scope
ProposalQuotation sent and recordedAgree follow-up
DecisionAcceptance or rejection recordedHand over or review the loss

How the engagement works

Workshops with sales and customer service, sample data migration, pilot configuration, acceptance testing against real workflows and role-based training. Data quality rules and reference-data ownership are documented.

Prepare an initial scope.

A few practical points to make scoping and acceptance clearer.

What you can prepare
  • An anonymised sample of contacts and opportunities, including known duplicates.
  • Current sales stages and handovers between sales and customer service.
  • The roles involved, required permissions and constraints faced by field teams.
What we need to agree together
  • Who takes over an account when a salesperson changes territory or leaves the team?
  • Which information is essential to decide the next sales action?

Ask users to work through a case: find the correct customer, qualify the opportunity, assign the follow-up and pass the context to customer service. Also check that an unauthorised role cannot see restricted information.

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