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SDS Lead Tracking

Lead Tracking

Lead Tracking involves awareness of all items that should, or might, require follow-up. This starts with potential leads as well as existing customers, extends to their installed equipment base (to track warranty expirations or periodic maintenance intervals), and also includes employee leads, tracking of vehicle maintenance requirements, scheduling of inspections or acquisition of permits, etc. Action items are tied to each specific type of "lead," and are brought to the user's attention on the required date. Once an item is on a user's "radar screen," he has to respond to it one way or another — and that response (including ignoring the lead) is logged into the system and instantly made available in report form to his/her supervisor.

SDS Command Post 3000 Lead Tracking
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To the left is a representative sample of a potential customer lead. The assignment of the lead to a specific user for follow-up is recorded and logged, and each subsequent action item (and the results that accrue) are logged into the system. The customer database is actually cross-linked with the potential leads database so that a single, common user interface can be used (no extra learning curve!). This also enhances performance and expedites migrating a potential lead into customer status. The same approach is used when hiring an employee candidate, turning him or her into an actual employee — simple, easy, and straightforward!
SDS Dispatch Screen 1
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Command Post 3000 automatically tracks tasks that haven't been done yet, but need to be. You set the interval between alarms, and the appropriate users will have a yellow follow-up window pop-up on their screens letting them know what items are in danger of falling through the cracks. If the user decides to ignore the follow-up warning, that fact is logged with a date and time stamp and the user's name. This system prevents time-sensitive items from being overlooked — and holds users accountable who ignore those items. Customer service AND user responsibility gets a shot in the arm. A built-in letter writing system which tracks results forms part of this fully integrated package.

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