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Compatibility: QuoteWerks
integrates with MS CRM version 1.2 and 3.0.
Requirements: The QuoteWerks MS CRM
integration is only available in the Corporate
Edition of QuoteWerks.
QuoteWerks lets your search the MS CRM database for a
Contact or Account to use in the quote:

From the Sold To / Ship To tab of the QuoteWerks quote
workbook, you can search the MS CRM database for a contact by
name or phone number. You can also search for an Account
by company name or phone number. QuoteWerks will fill in the
contact information in the quote by pulling the contact
information from the contact that you searched for. You will
never have to re-type your customer information. Additionally,
any Contacts associated with an Account can be returned with
the search results.
QuoteWerks Creates Note attachments in MS
CRM:
When saving a quote, QuoteWerks automatically creates a
Note record for the contact and will attach a linked document
as an attachment in the note.
When you are in MS CRM you will see the Note for each quote
that you have created for this contact. When you view the
note, you can right click and choose ‘Open’ to launch
QuoteWerks and open that quote. This feature is very useful
for organizing and finding your quotes from within MS
CRM.
QuoteWerks Creates/Updates Sales
Opportunities in MS CRM:

When saving a quote, QuoteWerks automatically
creates a Sales Opportunity under the Sales tab for the
Contact in MS CRM. When you are in MS CRM and select the Sales
tab for this contact you will see the sales opportunities and
their sale amounts for each quote you have created for this MS
CRM contact. The Sales Opportunity feature is very useful in
determining your projected cash flow.

By creating sales opportunities in MS CRM you
can generate reports in MS CRM that give you insight into your
sales pipeline. If you already have a sales opportunity for
this quote, it will automatically update the existing one to
reflect changes you have made to the quote. If you need
to forecast your sales for each individual product you are
selling in the quote, QuoteWerks has a built-in reporting
module that can create such a report.
QuoteWerks closes sales opportunities in MS
CRM:

We create quotes with the expectation that
the quotes will become orders. When the customer accepts the
quote, QuoteWerks will convert the quote to an order and also
convert your existing MS CRM Sales Opportunity into a "Closed
as Won' sale. If no Sales Opportunity exists in MS CRM
(This would be the case if a customer called to place an order
without requesting a quote first), QuoteWerks will simply
create a new "Closed as Won" Sales Opportunity in MS CRM.
In MS CRM, you can run reports that tell you how much
income was generated from the orders you have received.
QuoteWerks also has a built-in reporting module that can
create similar reports.
QuoteWerks
schedules Follow up calls in MS CRM:

When saving a quote, QuoteWerks offers to
schedule a follow up call for you in MS CRM.
By scheduling follow up calls, you increase your chances of
closing the sale! The follow up call will be listed under the
Activities tab for the Contact in MS CRM.
QuoteWerks pulls other MS CRM information into the
quote:
When you select the MS CRM contact to use in the quote, our
innovative DataLink feature can automatically pull other
information from MS CRM into the quote such as customer terms,
customer sales tax rate, customer profile etc. Customer
profiles can be used by QuoteWerks to determine the
appropriate pricing a particular customer should
receive.
QuoteWerks prints information pulled
from other MS CRM fields:
QuoteWerks has a built-in print layout designer that allows
you to customize the look of your quote. The print layout
designer also allows you to easily insert data fields from MS
CRM into the QuoteWerks print layout. Then, when you print the
quote, QuoteWerks will pull data from the MS CRM contact
fields that you inserted into the print layout resulting in a
printed quote that includes information from your MS CRM
contact record. This feature is different from the DataLink
feature (described above) in that this extra data is pulled
from MS CRM and printed, but not saved with the quote. When
you need to save the information pulled from MS CRM into the
quote, you would use the DataLink feature. So, for example, if
you are using a field in MS CRM to store the contact’s
assistant’s name, you can insert that MS CRM field into the
print layout so that when the quote is printed, the
assistant’s name will be printed on the quote, but not saved
with the quote.
QuoteWerks can pull lookup list
information from MS CRM:
Many of the fields in QuoteWerks have a lookup list option.
When you press the F2 key while in one of these fields,
QuoteWerks will display a list of values that you can choose
for the field. You can create a macro value that pulls
information from a field in MS CRM. For example, if you press
the F2 key while in the terms field in QuoteWerks, QuoteWerks
will display a list of terms options that you have previously
entered. You can create a new option that retrieves a value
from a field in MS CRM that you use to store your
terms.
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