Benefits of a full funnel CRM


A full-funnel CRM system offers a panoramic view of every customer's journey. From the first touch point to closing a deal and beyond.

Getting Started

Customer relationship management (CRM) refers to the principles, practices and guidelines that an organisation follows when interacting with its customers. A CRM used to help only sales teams. Now it captures the needs of all departments: Sales, Marketing, Service, Commerce & Customer Success.

  • What it can do: Build relationships. Centralise all important customer and company data. Teams have right information to deliver smooth experience.

  • What we want: “A CRM has to be intuitive”, “Has to work”, “Has to integrate many systems”, “We want full funnel visibility”.

Once you have a fully functional CRM operations setup, you are ready to implement lead scoring and track the quality and readiness of your contacts.

The benefits of a full funnel CRM are many. Here are some of the core reasons ☟

Efficient Leads: Website, social, referrals centralised. Prevent lead loss, nurture across journey.

Unified Insights: Centralise info, leads and interactions. Property history, status, potential clients and engagements streamlined.

Harmonised Teams: Sales, Marketing, Support aligned. Eliminate duplication, enhance client journey.

Informed Choices: Track top properties, effective channels. Refine strategies based on insights.

And of course - once you have your full funnel CRM system in place, you can really start running experiments across the customer journey.


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Stine Kjærsgaard

Stine is obsessed with data and tracking, and enjoys developing and implementing effective CRM systems and as well as automations that accelerates the customer journey. She works with doers to design experiments that drives revenue.

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