Sales teams
Manage enquiries, maintain customer context and work through follow-ups.
ATLICH™ CRM · CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS
Keep leads, companies, contacts and deals together. Give every conversation a clear owner, preserve the context and make the next follow-up easier to find.
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WHAT IT IS
CRM is the customer relationship module in ATLICH™. It helps a team organise prospective customers, maintain contact and company records, and move deals through a visible pipeline. It connects the record of a customer with the work needed to move the relationship forward.
WHY IT MATTERS
A list of names tells you who a customer is. It rarely tells the whole team what happened last, who owns the next conversation or where an opportunity stands. CRM gives those details a shared structure, reducing the need to reconstruct the story from separate spreadsheets and messages.
WHO IT IS FOR
Start with the part of the work your team needs to organise.
Manage enquiries, maintain customer context and work through follow-ups.
Organise companies and contacts while developing new relationships.
Review deal stages, ownership and the pipeline that needs attention.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Explore the tools that support this workflow. Availability follows your workspace, role and configuration.
Keep lead records organised and coordinate the next action. Use the available lead views to find the people your team needs to contact.
Maintain business accounts so that contacts and deals can be connected to the organisation behind them.
Store a contact’s name, email and company relationship, making it easier to identify the right person for a conversation.
Create opportunities with a deal title and value, link a company and move the deal between the configured pipeline stages.
Bring lead lists into the workspace through the import workflow. Review field mapping and duplicate handling before using an imported list.
Use connected customer information and activity to prepare for follow-ups instead of starting each conversation from scratch.
HOW IT WORKS
Use a clear sequence, keep the information current and review the work with the people responsible for it.
Go to CRMAdd a lead or import a reviewed list. Create the relevant company and contact records for business relationships.
Create a deal when there is a defined opportunity. Record its value and select the appropriate stage.
Use conversations, notes and follow-ups to keep the next action clear. Keep records current as the situation changes.
Look at the stages and activity with your team. Decide which opportunities need attention and update the records accordingly.
AN EXAMPLE IN PRACTICE
A prospect asks about a service. The team records the enquiry, connects the contact to a company and creates a deal when the scope becomes clear. After a conversation, the next follow-up is recorded and the opportunity moves to the relevant stage. A manager can then review the pipeline with the same customer context the sales team uses.
The record, the opportunity and the next conversation stay connected.
No. The same record structure can help a small team organise enquiries and follow-ups. The useful starting point is the workflow you need to manage, rather than the size of the organisation.
Yes. CRM includes company and contact records, and deals can be linked to companies.
The workspace includes a lead import workflow. Check the available import format, map the fields and review the data before completing the import.
No. This is a public product explanation. The CRM application requires sign-in and the relevant workspace access.
ATLICH™ CRM
Open CRM and continue with your team’s account.