What is Sales Management Software?

Software designed for sales management helps sales managers and their teams work through the sales process from beginning to end. The features of sales management software typically focus on areas, such as, developing and managing a sales force, defining a sales process and reporting and analyzing sales figures. You can use these products to set sales targets, assign territories, establish goals and gain insight into key performance indicators. Other important features include the ability to manage source leads, to route the right sales leads to the right sales representatives, to make sales projections, to identify high-priority business areas, to access call tracking reports and analytics and to manage sales teams from a single dashboard.

Sales Management Software on Crozdesk

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