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System Concepts Why Use a vtiger System?
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Improve
communication
Streamline and relationships
& automate with customers
business
processes
Close more
sales
opportunities Improve
customer
service
Use only those
features your
business needs
System Concepts Vtiger Access options
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PC
with Browser
Smartphone
with Browser INTRANET
INTERNET
Smartphone
with vtiger app
Hints:
Account– A company or
• Potentials are always related to organization you want to Lead – Non-qualified
a single Account or Contact
keep information about. sales prospect
• Accounts can be related to each
other (sub-accounts)
• Accounts may have an unlimited
number of contacts
Contact– A person
Potential– A specific
that you want to keep
sales opportunity
information about
Prospecting
Qualification
Needs Analysis
Demonstration
Price Quote
Negotiation
Closed Lost
Closed Won
System Concepts Sales Process: Steps
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• Controlled by status
Leads • Converts to potentials
• Controlled by status
S Potential • Unlimited number of potentials
Step 1
T
A Each company the
N uses vtiger has its own
D processes/steps for
A • Controlled by status their sales process
R Potential • won / lost
Step n
D
E
x Receive
• Generated from quotation
t Order
e • Generated from quotation or
n purchase order
d Invoice
e
d
System Concepts Leads: Functions and Processes
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Create Lead
Input information about
the lead into the vtiger Set status
system
Hints:
Advantages
• Keeps non-qualified Leads separate from qualified ones
• Allows you to save non-qualified Lead information for future use
• Helps to organize the sales process and management reporting
Warning
* Custom fields are only transferred if permitted by the system administrator
System Concepts More Sales Process Modules
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Account–A company or
organization you want to
keep information about.
Quote–Allows a prospective
buyer to see what costs would
be involved for the work they
would like to have done or
product they might purchase
Create Potential
Hints:
Result
Account– A company or
organization you want to
keep information about.
Service Contract–
An agreement to Contact– A person
that you want to keep Potential– A specific
provide support for a sales opportunity
Product or Service information about
Product–An physical
item that you sell
Trouble Ticket– A Service–A non-physical
Customer Service customer support issue thing that you sell.
Portal– A web site where
authorized Contacts can
FAQs– Frequently
obtain customer service
asked questions and
their answers
Hints:
• If a Trouble Ticket is assigned
Create Trouble Ticket to an Account or a Contact
automatic email updates are
Input information about the sent to the associated email
Set initial status
problem address. Make sure you
want this beforing associating
with an Account or Contact
• Automatic email updates are
Handle the Ticket also sent to the vtiger system
Trouble Ticket manager.
Work on a solution, collect and Update Status. vtiger may • Emails are generated when
record information. automatically notify the customer the ticket is opened, closed, or
a comment or solution is
added
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Account–A company or
organization you want to
keep information about.
Manufacture,
Generate Sales
purchase or pull Update status
Order
from stock
Get Paid
Generate Invoice
Additional Tools and
Features
System Concepts Activity Management
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Tasks
System Concepts Tag Cloud
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Hints:
• Keep the number of tags
small, otherwise they loose
their effectiveness.
• The vtiger system
administrator can turn off
viewing of the Tag, per user.
• Allows a collection of related items to be
categorized (tagged) independent of information
type.
• Information across record types, predefined
structure can then be searched by Tag
System Concepts Dashboards and Reports
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Leads
Customers
Read Write Delete
Potentials
• Security rules are applicable to all non-administrative users and
are set by the vtiger system administrator .
• Privileges define what can be done to a data record (read, write, delete) .
.
• Roles define who the Privileges apply to. Roles are defined as a
hierarchy, much like a company organization chart
Trouble
• Modules can have an owner other than the system administrator. Tickets
This gives the owner special permissions for that module
• Security settings are very flexible but can become very complex
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