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Prospective
For your work

For people still tracking clients in Excel

Turn contact rows into records with history and actions. Keep things simple when a spreadsheet becomes difficult to manage.

Prospective — History
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Recognise when columns are no longer enough

A spreadsheet is useful for listing contact details. Difficulties arise when one cell must describe several conversations, reminders depend on colours and multiple copies circulate. Prospective gives the person, the history and the next action separate places. You find a relationship and its context, not just a row.

Make the transition gradually

Before changing tools, keep the original file and choose a small set of active contacts. Standardise names, contact details and categories. Then explore the data-transfer possibilities in your version using this sample. Check the information and adjust your habits before expanding the database.

A practical situation

In your working day

Your spreadsheet has a “last call” column and a “to do” column. A client record can retain several successive conversations and a separate next action. The history stays readable when a new reminder is added.

Three steps to get started

  1. 01

    Keep the original file

  2. 02

    Choose a few contacts to start with

  3. 03

    Check records, history and next actions

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