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Online Sales Force, Online Customer Service and Support: Sabitha Z.B Mba (Ib) Class No:19
Online Sales Force, Online Customer Service and Support: Sabitha Z.B Mba (Ib) Class No:19
Sabitha Z.B
MBA (IB)
Class No :19
Introduction
To support real-time, one-to-one, or self-service sales,
companies must decide which new business practices to
implement
Companies must also determine what new applications
are needed to support the Sales Proces
The business challenge: Improving the link from
marketing to sales
Activity management
Opportunity management
Orders and contracts
Campaign management
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Evolution of the Sales Process
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Online Sales Force Activities
Sales Process/Activity Management
Sales and Territory Management
Contact Management
Lead Management
Also known as “opportunity management” and “pipeline
management”
Configuration Support
Automatically factors in complex customer attributes
and requirements to build a solution from scratch
Business Forces
Dynamic Business environment
Advancements in technology
The excessive cost of presales technical support
The proliferation of channels
The increasing complexity of products
Limited sales effectiveness
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Elements of E-Sales
Lead, Proposal &
Quote Generation
Pricing
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Online Customer Service
In an increasingly connected world, customer service has
become a way of life. Drive greater customer loyalty
through customer-driven communities and unprecedented
online access to information and resources.
Service experiences should deliver added value not
added cost
Customer service and support (CSS) is the part of a
company's customer relationship management (CRM)
department that interacts with a customer for their
immediate benefit, including components such as the contact
center, the help desk, and the call management system.
Vividence Study
RATER Framework
A sample service model
Online Customer Support
Customers satisfaction
Manage Customer Relationship
Receive invaluable customer feedback
Attract more interests of customers
Customer Profile
Centralize Information
Software Features
Easy access to customer data
Asset and Inventory tracking
A support Knowledge base
Reporting Capabilities
Problem hand off and Escalation Capabilities
Online Customer Support -Benefits
Reducing Cost Per Contact
Reducing Human Error
Increased Flexibility
Increasing Interactivity
Increasing Continuity
Quality
Improving Responsiveness
Decreasing Variability
Conclusion