I looked at installing Dynamics - I'm a biz partner, so I
got all the stuff, and it still didn't work.
Not to mention being a total pig.
I hate ACT!, but it's still one of the only things out
there.
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y "features".
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I looked at installing Dynamics - I'm a biz partner, so I
got all the stu
Broadwick
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I'm not thrilled with ACT
either...but I'm so deep into it that changing would be a major
nightmare. The newest versions have a sequel database that is a huge
resource hog. I had
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Check out VTIGER it’s
a sql based php CRM
Dan
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vtiger and sugarcrm are the best i've seen .. also looked at tinycrm, and maybe there's something there but it seems pretty rough. i might pull something out of it for integration with Plone, though, since both are python. and re: Plone, I recently read a blog about some integration with
salesforc
JohnnyO wrote:
A $120,000,000/yr company here just moved to a CRM packaged called
SalesLogix ? They have been very happy with it. It's price point is
very attractive and the flexibility seems to be there.
JohnnyO
SalesLogix and SalesForce.com spend big advertising dollars.
SugarCRM is the p
On 5/12/06, Peter R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SalesLogix and SalesForce.com spend big advertising dollars.SugarCRM is the platform for SalesForce.com, which is moving deep intothe on-demand, hosted app space.Peter,Where did you learn that
SalesForce.com is based on SugarCRM? I would expect the l
