Field sales software can track visits, routes and daily activity; CRM manages field sales with customer records, quotes, opportunities, tasks, orders, collections and reporting in one sales process. Field sales software shows where the team is; CRM also tracks the sales outcome of the visit. Route, customer note, quote follow-up, task and collection risk should meet in one customer history. Delbig fits companies that want field teams connected to sales and reporting, not only route lists. If the need is only seeing daily plans, visit order and location, field sales software may be enough. Sales memory is incomplete if visit results do not turn into quotes, orders or follow-up tasks. CRM makes field activity part of customer history. Visit notes, location, quotes, next tasks, order probability and management reports are tracked in one record chain. It may be enough for route and visit planning only; CRM is needed when field activity connects to customers, quotes, tasks, orders and reports. Delbig evaluates visits, customer history, quotes, tasks, location, opportunities and team performance in the same sales flow.
Field activity is incomplete when it is not connected to customer and quote history
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