Zoho CRM and TeamViewer together to simplify cloud CRM collaboration
Zoho CRM is a cloud-based customer relationship management scheme and now has a number of instruments devoted to TeamViewer internet meetings. The firm announced it has extended the existing cooperation with Zoho CRM, making the instruments accessible and incorporated into the platform instantly.
TeamViewer and Zoho CRM: CRM and internet meeting in one solution Collaboration is crucial and today's instruments enable you to get it without having to meet in individual while preserving a high level of efficiency and enabling the sharing of data. Having a system at your disposal to readily share data and meet directly online in your CRM, however, can offer cooperation that additional advantage.
The TeamViewer instruments, accessible through the Zoho Marketplace, enable you to develop sessions immediately within Zoho CRM and share them with clients and peers, obtain information of planned sessions and engage directly in Zoho CRM. This makes it easier for you to interact with clients and within the team-whether you are discussing fresh activities to adopt or issues to solve.
Therefore, the customer service aspect is also streamlined with a tried and tested and already integrated scheme within the platform that is the same as already adopted in the world's more than 2 billion TeamViewer facilities to offer and request help. Simply show or assist clients in the problems they may experience when using CRM with this instrument.
Zoho MeetingBridge, a platform that enables you to incorporate online meeting alternatives straight into Zoho CRM, makes this cooperation possible.
Not only Zoho CRM: TeamViewer is celebrating 2 billion installations, TeamViewer announced the accomplishment of the objective of 2 billion worldwide facilities, which is equal to 2 billion. In fact, each device is identified by a unique and unique ID, capable of identifying each device and produced upon installation of TeamViewer.
A significant portion of the merit of this rapid growth is dictated by the TeamViewer business model, which provides its services to private customers free of charge but needs businesses and experts to subscribe to a subscription. The firm has thus succeeded in creating a vast community of individuals who use their software for personal use and then take it to job-and vice versa. Support for all significant systems (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS...) also plays a role in this achievement, as it enables you to use the software on almost any device, including IoT world devices.
"We have embarked on an incredible development trip and would like to thank all our staff and customers who have contributed to our achievement by putting their trust in our alternatives," says TeamViewer CEO Oliver Steil. "From TeamViewer's birth in 2005 to the present day, the way customers use our software has changed and grown with the challenges of the modern work environment. User feedback helps us to understand what is needed to solve the problems.