A CRM for businesses needs to be simple and connected to the operation. Customer history creates value when it connects with scheduling, queues, finance and loyalty.
Knowing previous services, preferences and recurrence helps the team to provide services with more context and less dependence on memory.
Management can observe return patterns and understand when it makes sense to create relationship actions.
Customer data must respect link, establishment and authorization. The public experience must not mix information between tenants.
No. Registration is the basis. CRM involves history, recurrence, preferences, relationships and using this data to improve the operation.
Yes. The customer can link to more than one establishment, but each operation must respect the context and isolation of the current establishment.
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