CRM Product Guide

Learn how to get the most out of your CRM system with our comprehensive step-by-step guide

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1

Getting Started

Create Your Account

Sign up for a free CRM account. You'll need to provide your email address and create a password. After registration, verify your email to activate your account.

💡 Tip: Use a business email address for better organization and team collaboration.

Steps:

  1. Go to the registration page
  2. Enter your email address
  3. Verify your email with the 6-digit code
  4. Enter your name and create a password
  5. Launch your first CRM instance (optional)

Set Up Permissions

Configure user permissions to control what each team member can access and modify. Create permission groups based on roles and responsibilities.

Permission Groups:

  • Admin: Full access to all features and settings
  • Manager: Can manage contacts, deals, and tasks
  • Sales: Can view and edit assigned contacts and deals
  • Viewer: Read-only access to all data
2

Managing Contacts

Adding Contacts

Start by adding your contacts. You can add them manually one by one or import them in bulk using CSV files.

Manual Entry

  1. Navigate to Contacts from the sidebar
  2. Click "Add Contact" button
  3. Fill in contact information
  4. Add tags and custom fields if needed
  5. Save the contact

Bulk Import

  1. Go to Contacts → Import
  2. Download the sample CSV template
  3. Fill in your contact data
  4. Upload the CSV file
  5. Map columns and review
  6. Complete the import

Organizing Contacts

Use tags to organize and segment your contacts. Tags help you filter and find contacts quickly.

✨ Best Practice: Create consistent tag naming conventions (e.g., "customer", "lead", "partner") for better organization.

Custom Fields

Add custom fields to store industry-specific information. Custom fields can be text, number, date, select dropdown, or boolean (yes/no).

How to Add Custom Fields:

  1. Go to Settings → Custom Fields
  2. Select "Contact" as entity type
  3. Click "Add Custom Field"
  4. Configure field name, type, and options
  5. Save and use in contact forms
3

Sales Pipeline Management

Creating Deals

Deals represent potential sales opportunities. Create deals and link them to contacts to track your sales process.

Deal Creation Steps:

  1. Navigate to Deals
  2. Click "Add Deal"
  3. Enter deal name and value
  4. Select a contact
  5. Set deal stage and probability
  6. Set expected close date
  7. Add tags and notes
  8. Save the deal

Kanban View

Use the Kanban board to visualize your sales pipeline. Drag and drop deals between stages to update their status.

🚀 Pro Tip: Customize deal stages in Settings → Custom Statuses to match your sales process.

Tracking Progress

Monitor your sales pipeline performance. Use filters to view deals by stage, value, assigned user, or date range.

Filter by Stage

View deals in specific stages

Filter by Value

Find high-value deals

Filter by Date

Track deals by close date

4

Task Management

Creating Tasks

Create tasks to track activities, follow-ups, and to-dos. Link tasks to contacts or deals for better context.

Task Properties:

Title

Brief description of the task

Due Date

When the task should be completed

Priority

Low, Medium, or High

Status

To Do, In Progress, or Done

Assignees

Team members responsible

Related

Link to contact or deal

Task Views

Switch between Kanban and Table views to manage tasks in the way that works best for you.

Kanban View

Visual board organized by status. Drag and drop tasks between columns.

Table View

Detailed list with sorting and filtering options. Perfect for bulk operations.

5

Workflow Automation

Understanding Workflows

Workflows automate repetitive tasks based on triggers and conditions. They consist of three main components:

Trigger

Event that starts the workflow (e.g., contact created, deal updated)

Condition

Rules that determine if actions should execute (optional)

Action

What happens when workflow runs (e.g., notify user, assign task)

Creating Your First Workflow

Let's create a simple workflow that assigns a task when a new deal is created.

Step-by-Step Guide:

  1. Go to Settings → Workflows
  2. Click "Create Workflow"
  3. Name it "Auto-assign Deal Review Task"
  4. Set Trigger: Select "Deal Created"
  5. Add Condition: (Optional) Deal value > $1000
  6. Add Action: Create Task
  7. Configure task details (title, assignee, due date)
  8. Activate the workflow

Common Workflow Examples

New Contact Welcome

Trigger: Contact Created → Action: Assign task "Send welcome email"

Deal Stage Change Notification

Trigger: Deal Updated → Condition: Stage changed → Action: Notify assigned user

Overdue Task Reminder

Trigger: Daily Schedule → Condition: Task overdue → Action: Notify assignee

6

Analytics & Reports

Dashboard Overview

The dashboard provides a real-time overview of your CRM metrics. View key statistics, recent activities, and performance charts.

Total Contacts

View contact count and growth

Pipeline Value

Total value of all deals

Task Completion

Track task completion rates

Generating Reports

Create custom reports to analyze your business performance. Export reports to PDF or Excel for sharing.

Report Creation Steps:

  1. Navigate to Reports
  2. Select report type (Contacts, Deals, Tasks, etc.)
  3. Apply filters and date ranges
  4. Choose visualization type
  5. Generate and export report

Best Practices

Data Consistency

  • Use consistent naming conventions for contacts and companies
  • Regularly update contact information
  • Keep deal stages aligned with your sales process
  • Use tags consistently across your organization

Team Collaboration

  • Assign tasks with clear due dates and priorities
  • Add comments and activities to keep team informed
  • Use @mentions in comments to notify specific users
  • Set up appropriate permission groups

Automation Strategy

  • Start with simple workflows and gradually add complexity
  • Test workflows before activating them
  • Review workflow execution logs regularly
  • Automate repetitive tasks to save time

Ready to Get Started?

Start using your CRM today and transform how you manage customer relationships.