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What is Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
What is Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
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Written by Huong Pham
Updated over a year ago

What is the CRM?

CRM, or Customer Relationship Management, is a comprehensive system designed to manage and analyze customer interactions and data. It's a centralized hub where you can access detailed profiles of both pet owners and their pets, ensuring seamless communication and service delivery.

How to Use the CRM

  1. Navigating the CRM:

    • Go to the Customer section from the Navigation Menu.

    • Here, you can search and find Owner profiles.

  2. Owner Profiles:

    • Open an owner's profile to view or edit details.

    • Information includes: Name, phone, email, address, and global veterinarian.

    • Use tags or create an alert note for internal references. These are business-facing and won't be visible to the owner.

    • Utilize the Notes section to add timestamped notes about the owner for internal use.

    • To Edit owner profile information, click on the pencil in the upper right.

  3. Pet Profiles:

    • Select a pet profile to view or edit details.

    • Fields include: Name, Breed, weight, sex, color, altered status, temperament test status, DOB, vaccination history and specific veterinarian details (if different from the global vet listed on the Owner profile).

    • Use tags or create alert notes for internal references.

    • Use the Notes section to add timestamped notes about the pet.

    • Drag and drop or upload photos in the photo section to visually identify the pet.

    • To Edit pet profile information, click on the pencil in the upper right.

Why and When to Use the CRM?

  • Centralized Information: The CRM provides a single location to access and manage all customer-related data, ensuring that businesses can quickly retrieve and update information as needed.

  • Enhanced Customer Service: With detailed profiles and notes, businesses can tailor their services to meet the unique needs and preferences of each pet and owner.

  • Internal Communication: Tags, alert notes, and timestamped notes facilitate internal communication, ensuring that all staff members are informed about specific customer requirements or concerns.

Best Practices:

  • Regularly Update Profiles: Ensure that all information, especially contact details and pet health data, is up-to-date.

  • Use Tags and Notes Effectively: Utilize tags for quick categorization and notes for detailed observations or communications related to the owner or pet.

  • Maintain Privacy: Remember that tags and notes are business-facing.

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