The workflow before the feature list
Map the journey from first enquiry to a deal: who receives the lead, who follows up and which statuses represent real progress. The right software supports that process rather than adding unnecessary work.
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Start with how your team handles enquiries, progresses deals and shares information—not with a feature list.
Map the journey from first enquiry to a deal: who receives the lead, who follows up and which statuses represent real progress. The right software supports that process rather than adding unnecessary work.
Contact details, enquiry sources, calls, messages and tasks should be available to whoever handles the customer. When responsibility changes hands, the history stays in place rather than depending on one representative’s memory.
Lead volume alone is not enough. Check whether you can connect the enquiry source, campaign cost, meeting and deal. For digital agencies, this makes it possible to understand lead quality for each client company.
Check interface usability, mobile access, permissions and connections to existing channels. Agencies also need separate client environments, with staff access limited to the clients they handle.
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Try a real process: receive an enquiry, assign an owner, record a call, create a task and update its status. Ask the team whether the information is clear and the next action is easy to identify.
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