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Writer's pictureCharl Naude

What Your Banking CRM Ought to Be



No more manual data entry. Know who, when, how, and why on every relationship in real-time. Imagine having the confidence that your records are up to date and accurate by being able to see a snapshot of every communication. How would that improve your relationship with customers? How would that solidify continued repeat business and strengthen the relationship between you and your customer?

A Perfect Romance

What if your solution only featured what you needed to reach your sales goals. What if you only paid for the features you used? How helpful would it be to access anyone, anytime, anywhere, and provide targeted offers that increase engagement and profit?


Unity

How would it be to have one unified, secure system which had both account holders and prospects simplify the banking sales process? What if you could quickly defining stages, products, permissions, and marketing strategies with the ability to limit access to front line staff while ensuring no entering duplicate records? You do not have to wait until pigs fly, TaskSuite has the solution for you.


By Charles Naude, TaskSuite

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scottperry
Sep 02, 2020

Savings rates are basically 0% and customers have the ability do almost everything and anything with their money without ever stepping into a branch. Service and "ease of doing business" are the only differences a bank can leverage. I agree that to reinforce a brand that differentiates on service, the back-end system, the CRM tool, has to perform as uniquely as the brand itself.

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