CRM systems are supposed to make sales work more organized. They store customer data, track conversations, manage pipeline stages, and help teams understand what should happen next. But in many companies, the CRM becomes another place where people do manual work. Sales reps copy data from forms into contact records. Managers check whether fields are updated. Marketing teams wait for sales feedback. Support teams pass customer context to account …
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