Your software. Your clients. Your data.   One purchase.
Prospective
Choose your software

How should a very small business choose a CRM?

Start with your uses: where do you work, what information do you look for and how many PCs need the database?

Prospective — Client record
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Define essential actions

Ask the people involved what they need before a call or meeting. List contact information, useful history and actions to track. Then judge software against these concrete steps. A large feature count alone does not show whether a tool fits your organisation.

Compare working arrangements

Consider the PCs used, remote-access needs and desired data location. Prospective suits Windows follow-up with a local database and perpetual licence. If your work relies on extensive remote collaboration, define that need before choosing. Always try a representative workflow using your own habits.

A practical situation

In your working day

The team chooses three situations: find a client, prepare a meeting and hand over a conversation. Try each in the software to see whether the organisation remains clear.

Three steps to get started

  1. 01

    List actions used every week

  2. 02

    Define PCs and data location

  3. 03

    Try real situations from your work

A purchase that lasts

Your software, bought once.

A perpetual licence gives the right to keep using the purchased version without a time limit. Pay for the software once and keep your working habits. Your database stays on your PC or local network.

Solo · 90 € incl. tax1 Windows PCNetwork · 270 € incl. taxUp to 5 PCs
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Your software. Your clients. Your data.

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One purchase to use the purchased version without a time limit.