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3-Step Implementation Guide — Effortlessly integrate CRM by "Getting Started," "Setting Up," and "Using It."

Hello, this is Matsubara, CRM Evangelist.

The main reason why CRM implementation often fails is usually due to the "order" of execution.

Many companies that fail to successfully implement CRM don't have a lack of features or have chosen the wrong product.
Rather, a more common pattern is "trying to do everything perfectly from the start and then running out of steam halfway through."

If you try to set up permission settings, field designs, notification settings, and portal publishing from day one, you'll never be able to start using it.
To distribute this burden, EMOROCO CRM Lite recommends dividing the implementation into three phases: "Getting Started," "Setting Up," and "Using It."

Phase 1: Getting Started — First, create a state where it can be touched.

The tasks in the first phase are simple.

  • Start your 30-day free trial
  • Initial setup (company information and tenant settings)
  • User registration

The goal of this phase is not to create a "perfect design," but to "create a tangible experience."
Before you get too caught up in designing entities and fields, I recommend logging in with the standard features and trying out the actual screen.
The trial ishttps://www.emoroco.com/You can start from here.

Phase 2: Organize — Adjust to suit your company's operations.

Once you've gotten a feel for how CRM works, the next phase is to adjust it to suit your company's specific business needs.

  • Importing existing Excel data
  • Form adjustment
  • Permission Settings

Many companies already use Excel to manage customer lists and project information.
Guide to Migrating from Excel to CRMAs explained above, you can migrate while utilizing existing data, so there is no need to re-enter everything from scratch.

At this phase, it is also effective to establish input rules.
Validation settingsBy establishing minimum input rules, you can reduce the chances of encountering problems with data quality later on.
Also, if there are any features that we do not use in our company,System entity managementHiding certain elements and keeping the screen simple is also an effective adjustment at this time.

Phase 3: Utilize it — Integrate it into daily operations

Once the foundation is in place, it's time to integrate it into your daily work.

  • Notification settings
  • Portal Publication
  • Dashboard utilization
  • Operational improvement

LINE NotificationsSet up workflow notifications so you can be aware of important changes without having to open the CRM.
If you need to make contact with external parties,Customer PortalWe will make this public and directly link the inquiry and application receiving system to the CRM.
AndPersonal DashboardWe will utilize this to continuously improve our operations while monitoring daily figures.

There is no "goal" in this phase.
If the job changes, we may have to go back to organizing tasks.
Think of these three phases not as a one-way street, but as something you nurture by moving back and forth between them.

Start small, grow big.

What these three steps have in common is the attitude of "not aiming for the finished product from the start."
First, create an environment where users can interact with the product, then customize it to suit your company's needs, and finally, improve it while utilizing it in your daily operations.
The fact that EMOROCO CRM Lite is a no-code, flexibly expandable platform is precisely designed to support this "gradual development" style of implementation.

EMOROCO CRM Lite costs ¥1,500 per user per month (minimum 3 users) and has no initial setup fee, with a 30-day free trial.https://www.emoroco.com/You can start from there.
IT implementation subsidy eligible tool number: DL07-0022934.

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Shinsuke Matsubara

Arcus Japan Representative Director / CRM Consultant
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He has worked as a system engineer, architect, and consultant at Accenture and other companies, an evangelist at Infragistics (Microsoft MVP for Dynamics CRM (now Microsoft MVP for Business Solutions)), and a solutions specialist at Microsoft (in charge of Dynamics CRM products).He currently leads a service team specializing in CRM, supporting CRM implementation and business launches for companies of all sizes.At the same time, he works as a CRM evangelist, spreading the idea of "true" CRM through events and article contributions.
Having learned CRM at Accenture, and having advocated and globally popularized CRM 2.0 (platform-based CRM) at Microsoft, he is a legitimate successor to CRM and the longest-serving active CRM expert (CRM consultant/CRM doctor), having received an award at Worldwide.
Since then, as a leading expert in CRM who advocates CRM 3.0 (Personalized CRM) and CRM 4.0 (Creative CRM), he has been interviewed and received numerous awards both domestically and internationally from publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, TIME, WORLDCOM, Mainichi Shimbun (Weekly Economist), and Nippon Cultural Broadcasting. He has also been selected as a representative company of the Kansai business community by "Keizaikai" for four consecutive years.
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