Microsoft Office
MS Customer relationship management is quite
close to documenting workflow automation, including Ms. Office documents:
Words, Microsoft Excel, etc. The file workflow was perfectly automated about 10
decades ago in Lotus Notes Domino. In this article, we describe the solution
based on MS Customer relationship management integration with MS SharePoint.
Microsoft Customer relationship management is a new player on Customer
relationship management applications market and it's gaining its market share.
The major issue with storing files in MS Customer relationship management in
the kind of attachments to Action is an inability to work on those attached
files in co-operation with a few other co-workers, who do not need to use CRM.
When several service people serve requests
through the same customer this is required. You may use alternate way when you
shop office files in the folders of your file system and once changing
document, you save it reattach to CRM. This is uncomfortable since first it
requires all of your editing users to have Customer relationship management
licenses, which delays Customer relationship management implementation. We look
increasing popularity of document storage systems, such as Microsoft
SharePoint, Oracle Files, etc. Being executed provides your time savings,
associated with files revisions and versioning, approval cycles and workflows,
internet accessibility through Web portal systems and such.
OMain modification from the MS Customer
relationship management side is standard system behavior change whenever you
open attachment in Activity. Standard unmodified Client relationship management
indicates you to store files in the file system. Altered version sores file in
SharePoint Document Library or keep it in MS Customer relationship management
as is. From the moment of saving the document in SharePoint Document Library it
is not stored in MS CRM - CRM will now store only the link\/reference to the
document. Furthermore, you are given the capacity to open and modify the
document in the area of the opening, which speeds up MS Customer relationship
management user functionality significantly.


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