Will a CRM help you work smarter? For many roofing replacement businesses, a customer relationship management (CRM) system is a mission-critical business tool for building a healthier bottom line. This quick guide will give you the basics about CRM platforms for roofing sales, marketing, and productivity.
This specialized software streamlines critical business processes into a single system. Features and benefits vary from brand to brand, but, in general, a CRM provides:
Like most small to mid-sized businesses, roofing companies have plenty of options to choose from when it comes to a CRM that works. Here are three platforms frequently used by roofing professionals:
This CRM is a flexible system that combines customer service, sales, marketing, analytics, and more in one central platform. Users can further streamline their processes by customizing their own Salesforce apps or using prebuilt apps from proven third-party developers. All data is managed through the cloud, so users can easily access and manage information in the office or on the job site.
The Equipter team has used Salesforce to streamline its customer relationship management. Company marketing professional Josh Beiler says he likes Salesforce because it offers customization possibilities, the ability to organize multiple sales reps, and easy mobile use. Josh also says the platform helps coordinate Equipter’s sales and marketing efforts.
From lead management and estimate creation to integrated material ordering, built-in financing, and dynamic production scheduling, AccuLynx has everything that contractors need to successfully manage and grow a roofing business. AccuLynx is an all-in-one business management software that is designed specifically for roofing contractors. It’s easy to use and is backed by award-winning customer support.
As the leading roofing CRM software, AccuLynx is packed with features that contractors won’t find anywhere else, like AI-powered lead scoring, highly customizable reports and dashboards, and a dedicated mobile app for crews and subcontractors.
This CRM platform was developed specifically for the roofing industry. It includes features such as work order calendars, warranty management, document storage, proposals, and employee training documentation. Dataforma’s system is flexible, too, allowing users to customize many features. A mobile app gives project managers, foremen, and others the ability to inspect, report, or update from the field.
Every business has unique needs, so only you and your team can make that decision. Talk with roofing colleagues to find out which CRM platforms they prefer. Look at online reviews, and, when available, take advantage of free trials and demos. Consider pricing as well. Plans vary, but, in general, expect to pay a monthly fee based on factors like product features or the number of users. Some CRMs may also request a one-time activation fee.
Check back with the Equipter Roofing Blog soon to learn tips for choosing the right CRM to nail your roofing sales, marketing, and productivity.
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