With relationships between accountants and clients or prospects becoming more important than ever, having a system in place to manage client relationship processes has become critical to success. Implementing a CRM in an accounting firm can be the secret to both growth and retention. CRMs can manage everything from the pre-sale process (while you are working to sign your client) through the client experience while they work with the firm. Having a system in place to manage your processes not only helps automate the process so that nothing falls through the cracks, but also can provide insight and data into your clients and prospects to drive greater efficiency in the firm.

Participants will learn how to:
• Define a CRM system
• Describe the history of CRMs
• List 3 reasons why an accounting firm should use a CRM
• List 5 ways to use a CRM in an accounting firm
• Define 5 considerations when choosing a CRM

To register, visit www.thesalesseed.com and select “Self-Paced Training” or contact info@thesalesseed.com for firm specific options.
In order to receive CPE credit, participants must log into the training session and answer all applicable questions during the presentation.

Participants will receive 1 CPE Credits
Field of Study: Business Management & Organization

Additional Information:
Prerequisites: None
Who Should Attend: Anyone who is interested in how to use a CRM to provide better client service or to manage business development pipelines and forecasts.
Advance Preparation: None
Program Level: Intermediate
Delivery Method: QAS Self Study

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