Browser-based application beat desktop-based software in bringing results to your bottom line
In today’s world a browser-based VSC fulfillment system means freedom. It can be accessed anywhere, anytime, and can deliver fast, customized results. With Inline CRM for VSC sales fulfillment you can do just that. Because it is a browser based application, you can open Inline CRM on any device, desktop or mobile, and you can access it anytime anywhere, with only a browser and internet connection.
Here are four key reasons why a browser-based application is superior over a desktop-based software in delivering the results that matter the most to your business’ bottom line:
1. Browser Based Applications give you the ability to access all your data anywhere
With a browser-based application, you do not have to be in your office if you want to access a report, see who is clocked in and selling, or look at an individual record. Instead, you can be on a train, waiting in line at the airport, or be just about ready to hop in the car to get to the next meeting.
2. It ensures your data is backed up continuously
You do not have to worry about pressing the “save” button every time you make a small change in Inline CRM. With a browser-based application, your changes will be saved in real-time as you continue to edit information about leads.
3. You’ll always have the latest version of software
With a browser-based applications, automatic updates occur on a regular basis. That way, you will have the latest software that continues to load information about your business quickly.
4. It provides an extra layer of security for your data
All your data will be protected in our secure cloud-based servers. Worry not, everything is backed up and protected from potential hackers. Inline CRM uses the most up to date security certificates.
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If you are ready to leave your current fulfillment provider so that you can take control of your customers and your data, contact us today to schedule a test drive today.
