A sales pipeline provides structure for your business’ sales process and equips your team with the tools to capitalize on opportunities instantly. It also helps to monitor performance thereby providing valuable insights to sales representatives on areas to capitalize on.
The increased rivalry and
demand in the market have
made lead generation more
difficult. With the sheer
volume of leads, it’s difficult
to keep track of them,
nurture them, and close
them successfully.
Catching up with the trends
is always necessary if you
want to be in the market for
the long haul. Many
businesses miss out on
possibilities due to this; they
lose the chance to expand
and adapt to change.
Due to the sheer multiplicity
of leads, salespeople often
wind up following the wrong
leads, which is a big red flag
for the team. Lead
prioritization and intelligent
classifications are often
lacking.
There’s one solution to all these problems: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales
Purpose-built Business Applications for Sellers
With a single view of customers, products, services, and capabilities, sellers can provide the right information at the right time to help you win new business.
LinkedIn has one of the most powerful social networks in the world and it is at your fingertips when using Dynamics 365. With a native integration with Dynamics 365, the LinkedIn Sales Navigator allows users to proactively match with prospective clients, while automatically creating leads in the CRM.
Assign scores to leads based on the probability of conversion and improve chances of success. Scores are calculated based on multiple variables, including demographics and behaviours. Prioritize leads and have more time for the ones that are most likely to result in a deal.
Identify relationships between entities and individuals, such as who reports to whom or who works with whom. With machine learning capabilities, get suggestions about additional people who could be prospective connections.
Get analytical data on all your deals and give users a holistic view; information about all of leads, opportunities, activities, stages, and closed items. See when a prospect or customer was last contacted by comparing their last activity date to when they were last contacted.