Customer records without context
Customers, contacts and projects live in separate lists, and reconstructing their relationships requires manual work.
For B2B sales teams that prepare project-based proposals and need to keep context, financials and progress together.
Connect customers, contacts and projects; build commercial terms; track every proposal through its workflow, Kanban board and history.
Assisted demo using synthetic data. The pilot project scope is defined around your process.
When customer records, financials and progress follow separate paths, every update requires manual checks and hand-offs.
Customers, contacts and projects live in separate lists, and reconstructing their relationships requires manual work.
Prices, costs, instalments and recurring items change in a spreadsheet while the proposal and CRM remain on different versions.
Status, latest activity and next step become clear only after meetings and checks between team members.
ZenCRM brings together the information needed to build and track a proposal. The pilot workflow is adapted to the transitions the team actually uses.
Bring companies, people and operational information together while keeping their relationships visible.
Link the customer, owners, dates and project context before building the proposal.
Define the owner, content and proposal date, and keep it linked to the correct project.
Enter one-off, instalment-based or recurring revenue and costs, then review the projected margin based on the available data.
Apply permitted transitions and retain the status, date, note and history for every step.
Review activities and availability in the weekly resource plan within the same working environment.
A guided demo helps compare what is already available with the data, integrations and responsibilities in your context.
Real screens from the isolated demo: all names, contact details and content shown are entirely synthetic.
The Kanban board shows active stages and makes the status, project, customer and latest activity visible.
The record brings together company information, linked documents and key contacts.
Available transitions depend on the current status, while the history records the path taken.
The plan provides a shared view of team commitments without automatically linking them to proposals.
The demo starts with your current process and tests which steps can be managed without constantly switching tools.
Authorised team members can review the customer, contacts, project and proposal in the same environment.
Revenue, costs, instalments and recurring items provide a versioned view of projected financial performance.
The workflow, notes and history make it clear how a proposal reached its current status.
Resource planning adds a shared view of activities to the sales process.
ZenCRM is offered as a pilot project, not as a one-size-fits-all CRM ready for immediate use. Data, integrations, security and service arrangements are assessed before launch.
These answers distinguish features that can already be demonstrated from decisions that depend on your process and environment.
Have another question?It is currently offered as an assisted demo and pilot project, with the scope, users and validation criteria defined before launch.
It records revenue and costs with quantity, price, discount, VAT and one-off, instalment-based or recurring schedules. The displayed margin is a projection based on entered data, not an actual accounting result.
The product manages ordered statuses, permitted transitions, terminal statuses, dates, notes and history. Any adaptation of the model is defined within the pilot project.
The product supports DOCX templates and documents linked to proposals, projects and contracts. Document generation and SharePoint archiving require a configured Microsoft environment and approved templates.
The validated scope covers customers, projects, proposal financials, documents and workflows. Migrations and integrations with existing systems must be assessed against the real use case.
The demo uses an isolated environment and entirely synthetic data. Hosting, authentication, roles, backups, retention and integrations must be defined and verified before any operational data is processed.