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Email files and sync it with Dropbox
In Zoho Projects, every folder is associated with an email address. Just copy this email address compose a mail along with an attachment and click send.That’s it, your file is uploaded in Zoho Projects. And if this folder is configured for syncing with your Dropbox presto…your file is now available in your Dropbox account.…

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1. Create More Deliverable Emails with Integrated Spam Scoring - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog To help our users improve deliverability to the inbox, we’ve developed a new tool to help them measure how ISPs see their email messages. Often, users make mistakes unknowingly triggering spam filters within the content of their email messages. This tool uncovers those triggers and allows users to improve their email deliverability, so more emails [...]...
2. 5 Practical Tips to Improve Your Inbox Placement - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog In an email deliverability study published by ReturnPath, it was discovered that only 81 percent of messages actually reach the inbox sent by commercial email senders. This means that approximately 2 out of 10 messages either land in the spam folder or go missing. While this statistic remains an industry average, there are several tips [...]...
3. Capsule contextual gadget for Gmail - Story From: The Capsule CRM Blog One of the projects we've been busy with recently is the development of a Gmail contextual gadget. A Gmail contextual gadget is a gadget that is triggered by clues in Gmail, such as the contents of Subject lines and email messages. For example, Gmail already provides a YouTube contextual gadget. If the body of an email contains a link to a YouTube video, a clickable thumbnail view of the video appears at the bottom of the email. Rather than replicate the CRM functionality in a small window at the bottom of each email, we've designed the Capsule contextual gadget to improve the workflow around receiving an email and the actions that you need to take as a result. Here's a summary of Capsule contextual gadget functionality: Add new contacts straight into Capsule See details you hold about the sender and click through to their page in Capsule Store messages in Capsule without using the dropbox Create an opportunity or case linked to the email File the email under an existing opportunity or case Create a follow-up task If you are already using Capsule and want to take advantage of the gadget you'll need an administrator of your Google Apps domain to grant access to the gadget for the new information required to support the gadget. To do this visit your Google Apps dashboard by following Manage this domain from Gmail. Scroll down to the Service Settings section where you will find Capsule listed and follow the View and grant access link: Then accept the new data access requirements by following the Grant data access link. It can take up to 10 minutes for the gadget to propagate through Google's caches and appear in your account so hold tight if it doesn't appear straight away. Here's just a sample of the positive feedback we've had from users of the gadget: The gadget is phenomenal. If we had known about this beforehand, we would not have hesitated to use Capsule. It's a gamechanger for our business. I think Capsule just gave me the excuse I needed to finally ditch Outlook! This is great productivity tool. Really integrates your email with Capsule It has by far pushed the use of Capsule here to a higher level due to the simplicity of connecting the emails to the contacts and opportunities. We hope you find this addition useful. Thanks as always to our beta testers and customers on uservoice for their feedback and suggestions on this....
4. Capsule contextual gadget for Gmail - Story From: The Capsule CRM Blog One of the projects we've been busy with recently is the development of a Gmail contextual gadget. A Gmail contextual gadget is a gadget that is triggered by clues in Gmail, such as the contents of Subject lines and email (Read more...)

But it seems we've turned a corner in the last few years, and I'm finding more openness to that conversation on recent projects. While this new openness is real progress - and it's comforting to find in our industry - the practical steps of assessing and addressing threats to solid user adoption remain obscure to many project teams.

Here are five data points that I think are worth evaluation for every CRM user audience. If we can assess and address each of these five issues early and often, building user adoption into our project lifecycle as a separate and distinct discipline, the total risk of CRM project failure will drop significantly.

1. Digital Natives vs. Digital Immigrants

A guy named Marc Prensky coined these terms back in 2001. Kudos to him! The "digital divide" is of primary concern to a CRM project team. If our users are totally comfortable with technology, our job in designing software that is easy to use, and training users to perform specific tasks, is that much easier. But let's not think in terms of black and white; it is useful to consider both the median, and the lowest reasonable or acceptable, techno-savvy represented among our intended CRM user audience. Next, let's allow that assessment to constrain and inform our design and training efforts throughout the project. (For more information on educating across the digital divide, see Marc's website at http://marcprensky.com.)

2. Collaborative and Virtual Workspaces

Has your user audience been working with data silos, or are they accustomed to the "pile on" nature of shared content and data? Facebook is a great example of a very pedestrian collaborative virtual environment. If your soon-to-be CRM users have lived their entire corporate careers working one user at a time on data stored in Excel spreadsheets, you may need to help them along the capability maturity model to realize that when CRM is introduced, they will be sharing data with many other users. How do they perceive that change? It may scare them, and it is your task to calm, soothe, and reassure them that a collaborative workspace is a positive change.

3. Relational Databases

Many of us take for granted the ability to watch as another colleague diagrams boxes and lines on a whiteboard, labelling the connections with one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many tags that are in fact meaningless and complex to non-tecnical users. Your user audience may understand parent/child relationships within data sets when they are presented in the form of a report or print out, but may need your help translating that logical heirarchy onto the screen of a living, breathing, feature-rich CRM application. Don't take your own intelligence for granted. As CRM implementation consultants, it is our responsibility to close the gap between our soon-to-be CRM users and the nuances of the new software. Don't blame them if the relationship of a Contact to an Account is not second nature to them - they're new to the system. Look in the mirror - you built the thing.

4. Points of Pain

Moving away from the technical abilities of users, let's consider their expectations vs. what you are actually going to deliver. CRM users assume that you have made a promise to them - whether or not you have explicitly verbalized that commitment. They assume that if their company is investing time and money in this new system, that that same new system should make their lives substantially easier. It should provide a net gain in productivity for them. This is an entirely distinct user adoption risk that deserves serious consideration. For each user that will log into CRM, specifically which of their daily points of pain do you intend to eliminate in exchange for their daily use of the system? (Read more...)

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Something about reading online shortens our attention spans. When was the last time you actually waited for a slow homepage to finish loading? If it takes longer than 30 seconds to find the information you’re looking for on a website, do you keep looking or go back to the Google search results to consult a different site (of which there are an infinite number)?…

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Scenario

Here’s the high level scenario: There are often situations where two or more sales reps need to collaborate on an opportunity, sometimes referred to as the pursuit team. To accomplish this, there are a few challenges to work through:

1) How do I denote who are the salespeople working on the opportunity?
2) How can I make it easy for them to view the opportunities that they are working on?

There are several possible approaches that you might take here depending on what makes the most sense for your organization.
One simple way would be to add fields to the opportunity form to identify team members that are working on the opportunity. For example, in addition to Owner, you might have fields for “Sales Lead” and “Industry Lead” and so forth. If your requirements are static, this works. However, it’s not very flexible if the number of people that you might have working a deal varies from opportunity to opportunity.

Using Connections
Here’s where the strength of the Connections capability that was introduced in CRM 2011 comes into play. Connections allow you relate records together of all types – in a way it’s like an “any to any” relationship, with an added ability to annotate the relationship with the meaning of the relationship, or other notes. For example, you can use it to identify a contact as your “Colleague” or express the roles of the various contacts that are associated to an opportunity such as “Influencer” or “Decision Maker”.

Let’s take a look at how to address each of our questions using Connections:

Identifying the Sales Team
For our scenario, the simplest thing to do is to add Connections for each sales rep that will be working on the deal.

From the opportunity, click the Connect button
 

Fill in the desired user for the “Name” field:

That’s all that’s required. Save and Close.

These will appear in the Connections area for the opportunity:

 
 
Note: You may want to customize the Opportunity form to add Connections as a sub-grid, to make viewing this data inline easier.

You may even want to go a step further and define Connection Roles to express what role each sales person is playing with respect to the Pursuit Team: “Sales Lead”, “Industry Lead”, and so forth.

From Settings -> Administration -> Connection Roles, you can add new Connection Roles:

 
Back on the Opportunity, here are the roles used for the Connections to further clarify the meaning of the relationship to the users identified in the Connections:

Creating a Public View for My Opportunities

Now that you’ve denoted the sales reps that will be working on this opportunity and ensured that they have appropriate access, the next step is to ensure that there is a Public view that includes these opportunities.

Here’s where I ran into a bit of a snag. I had intended to just modify the “My Open Opportunities” Public View to add an OR clause such that it would show effectively “Owner Equals Current User OR Connected to Current User”. Of course, the problem is that the filter criteria doesn’t allow creating OR expressions across entities, so I couldn’t add the clauses to include Connections.

That’s ok though. What it means is that in this model, we’ll drive the view fully off Connections only, not Owner. Taking this approach does require that each sales person will need to be identified with a Connection, including the Owner of the opportunity, so you will want to automate this with a simple workflow or plug-in that creates a Connection for the Owner automatically.

Let’s start with the View creation first. 

Creating the Public View

So, here’s what I did to create the view to enable the user to see opportunities that they are working on.
1. As the system customizer, go to Settings -> Customizations -> Customize the System, select the Opportunity entity.
2. I (Read more...)

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1. Infusionsoft Marketplace Helps Users Find Apps & Partners Easily - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog I’m happy to announce the new Infusionsoft Marketplace for our users so they can discover new apps and partners that helps their businesses succeed. The new Marketplace provides convenient access to community-rated listings of Certified Consultants and third-party apps that make their Infusionsoft experience even better. CEO and Co-founder, Clate Mask, declared at InfusionCon 2012, [...]...
2. 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Buy Infusionsoft - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog Thousands of business owners made the switch to Infusionsoft for their all-in-one sales and marketing software. But what about those who haven’t switched? These questions are on the minds of business owners before they choose Infusionsoft for their sales and marketing needs. I started working with Infusionsoft in 2009, and have been an Infusionsoft Certified [...]...
3. Pitch the Switch: Why Small Businesses Switch to Infusionsoft - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog I’ll share a quick update about our Pitch the Switch contest. Last week, many users submitted their videos just before the deadline in their effort to work their way up to winning a possible $10,000 and a year of Infusionsoft (among other sweet prizes, too). The next phase of the contest is the fun part [...]...
4. Infusionsoft Customer Tour Comes to a City Near You - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog Infusionsoft’s eight-city Customer Tour kicks off in May, bringing Infusionsoft marketing automation and sales strategies to small businesses all around the world. For the first time ever, Infusionsoft is traveling overseas to host an event in London. We love these events because it gives us the opportunity to interact with our amazing customers and help [...]...
5. Mission Possible: Marketing Automation Helps Printer Bees Build a Colony of Loyal Customers [Part 2] - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog Recently, I shared how Infusionsoft customer Printer Bees increased the productivity of their lead capture and follow-up activities using Infusionsoft’s sales and marketing software. Now, I will explain how they use personalized and automated follow up to wow their prospects and customers. In today’s digital world, no customer wants to get the same messages as everyone [...]...

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 http://rc.crm.dynamics.com/rc/2011/en-us/online/5.0/outlook-troubleshooting.aspx

 Why did we create this wizard?

There are several reasons that you might receive an error attempting to configure the CRM Outlook Client.  The most likely solutions can be different depending on the error and other factors such as whether you’re using Dynamics CRM Online or On Premise.  Instead of having to search KB’s and possibly find articles that do not apply to your scenario, the wizard can help guide your to the most likely solution based on your symptoms. 

The wizard was created by CRM Outlook Client subject matter experts.  We can continually improve this wizard as we identify additional solutions so please provide feedback. 

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1. CRM Online for Outlook Client Update - Story From: Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Team Blog An update to the CRM Online Client for Outlook was released on Monday.  You or your users may receive the following notification. You can also click Start > All Programs > Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 > Update to receive this prompt. Administrative rights on your PC are required to install this update. While optional, this update addresses several issues: Addresses for synced Outlook Contacts do not match between the web and the outlook client views. Task reminders are not disabled in Outlook when an activity is completed. A warning message to add Server URL and local host to the trusted sites appears whenever opening CRM client in a security locked down environment. Emails with oversized attachments generate a "server might be unavailable" error when tracked in CRM from the Outlook client. You are constantly prompted in Outlook to login to the CRM Online Client even after specifying you do not want to sign-in by clicking cancel. Auto Update checks to see that a user is in the admin group prior to starting the installation of the CRM Outlook Client - and only proceeds with the install if that is true. CRM Appointments were not being deleted from the Outlook calendar if changes were made in the web client and then synchronized. When trying to track an e-mail while offline, you receive an error that says "not implemented". The new Outlook Client version following the update will display as 4.4.9230.729. ...
2. Microsoft CRM Online 2011 Beta Outlook Client Install - Story From: Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Team Blog I just recently installed the Beta Outlook Client for CRM 2011. The install went fine but afterwards I could not configure the client to connect to my org. We determined that there was an issue with part of the install. If you run into issues trying to configure after the install, try to repair the Windows Live ID Sign Assistant from Control Panel -> Programs and then restart the configuration. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=5e193cfe-f45a-4e29-b6b7-984e7802c639 ·  For the 32-bit operating system, download and install wllogin_32 msi. (This download is appropriate for most Windows users) ·  For the 64-bit operating system, download and install wllogin_64 msi Afterwards, my install went fine. -cheers   Jon White | CRM Premier Field Engineer | Microsoft Dynamics US  ...
3. Install guidance for the CRM Online Outlook Plug-In for CRM Online 2011 - Story From: Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Team Blog Setup method #1 §  Download the Outlook plug in from within your CRM Online subscription website.   (If you don’t see the option to "download the Outlook Client" available in a yellow bar of your browser move to setup method #2 below.) o   This will look at what version of OS and Office you are running and download the correct version. o   Choose to save to your desktop. o   Close Outlook if running. o   Right click and choose "run as administrator" if possible. §  After install click "Start" – "Programs" – "Microsoft Dynamics folder" – "Configuration Wizard". §  Click drop down and choose “CRM Online”. §  Click "test connection". §  Click "change user". §  Enter your credentials for CRM Online. §  When this completes open Outlook and wait a minute (Read more...)

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1. Zoho: Largest software provider in Google Apps Marketplace - Story From: Zoho Blogs With 11 Zoho Apps integrated with Google Apps and thousands of companies with tens of thousands of users using our integrated suites, Zoho becomes the largest software provider in Google Apps Marketplace.  Last month we said we will launch five new integrations with Google Apps. So we did - Zoho Creator, Meeting, Discussions, Wiki & Reports. These five apps join our long list of previously integrated apps - Zoho CRM, Projects, Invoice, Books, Recruit & Creator HelpDesk.  These integrations are not just sign-on level integrations. They go deep. An app like CRM, for example, integrates with various Google modules like Contacts, Calendar, Docs, Mail, Sites, Spreadsheets and user provisioning apart from various open social and gmail contextual gadgets. Apart from the breadth of our portfolio, we also bring in the depth in integration as well. For over a year, we have been stressing the importance of contextual integrations and have been focusing our efforts on both external and internal integrations. This will continue to be a key focus this year as well as next year for Zoho. We'd like to see application boundaries disappear as the data flows freely between the apps.  Given the number of apps we offer, the possible number of integrations increase. We prioritize based on your requests. If you'd like to see any specific integrations, please drop us a line....
2. A Big Picture of How Infusionsoft Helps Small Businesses - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog I’ve been using Infusionsoft for nearly 15% of my entire life. I first started using it during graduate school for a business that still uses the software. Needless to say, being able to visualize everything from a high-level strategy down to the granular clicks within an email comes naturally. However, getting to that point where [...]...
3. Happy 1st Birthday Google Apps Marketplace - Story From: Capsule CRM Blog I’ve been reminded that it’s been a year today since the launch of the Google Apps Marketplace which we are proud to be a part of. 2010 was a great year for the Capsule business with annual revenues more than 1000% up on the previous year. The Google Apps Marketplace has been a significant source of new customers driving this growth and has also helped to cement Capsule as a leading CRM for small businesses and sales teams. I’m pleasantly surprised and flattered each time I bump into people in business who mention they’ve come across Capsule or are already a customer, often as a result of seeing us in the Marketplace. The Marketplace has also introduced Capsule to more corners of the globe. We now have customers in 66 countries so I’m pleased to welcome Greenland, Kuwait, Cyprus and Costa Rica just to name a few additions to the list of countries where customers are using Capsule. By the way, we are hiring. If you’re a developer or designer based in the North West of England and our jobs sound like your thing we’d love to hear from you. Or if you know someone in North West of England who might be right for the job I’d be very grateful if you could pass on a link....
4. Happy 1st Birthday Google Apps Marketplace - Story From: The Capsule CRM Blog I’ve been reminded that it’s been a year today since the launch of the Google Apps Marketplace which we are proud to be a part of. 2010 was a great year for the Capsule business with annual revenues more than 1000% up on the previous year. The Google Apps Marketplace has been a significant source of new customers driving this growth and has also helped (Read more...)

Although Zoho Mail was inaccessible through the web interface, customers were able to access their email, and send/receive email through our mobile UI.

To those users that were affected, we apologize for this issue. Although this affected a very small percentage of our user base, we strive to provide great service to all of our users.…

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1. 5 Resources to Help You with the Spring 2012 Release - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog I can honestly say that I’ve never been more excited for a new version of Infusionsoft than I am for this latest release. The Spring 2012 Release brings with it an amazing arsenal of weapons for small businesses to mobilize and use to strategically attack their target market. The Infusionsoft Training Team has delivered many [...]...
2. Spring Is Almost Here! Salesforce.com Talks Spring ‘10 - Story From: We Blog CRM Earlier this month, Salesforce.com announced the 31st generation release that will bring new features to Sales Cloud 2, Service Cloud 2, and Force.com: Spring ’10. Salesforce offers three releases a year, but this latest one will bring an entirely new user interface. There weren’t a large number of details given outside of the press release—we’ll [...]...
3. 4 New Lead Generation Features - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog The Spring 2012 Release has been historic in many ways for Infusionsoft. It debuted our new look and delivered the benefits that will enable small businesses to operate and grow at a whole new level. In this release, we have powerfully integrated new lead generation features that will allow our users to capture leads in [...]...
4. 2012 Ultimate Marketer Finalist: PraxisNow - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog We’re pleased to present Mike Weiss from PraxisNow as our fourth finalist for the 2012 Ultimate Marketer. Mike has used Infusionsoft to grow not only twice, double or triple, but a whopping 10X from the start of the company!  PraxisNow helps people unlock their intellectual power and increase their potential through neurotechnology. Mike Weiss has [...]...
5. 2012 Ultimate Marketer Finalist: Ptex Group - Story From: The Official Infusionsoft Blog We are happy to introduce our third finalist for the 2012 Infusionsoft Ultimate Marketer Contest. Meny Hoffman from the Ptex Group has earned this top spot by using Infusionsoft to truly automate the acquisition and fulfillment for their new clients. The Ptex Group is a marketing firm based in Brooklyn, NY that provides sophisticated advertising, [...]...

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When you conduct a remote support session to fix a problem in your customer’s computer, avoid directing him with a lengthy process like go to url, download and run the file, enter session Id, etc. Zoho Assist makes it simple with various ways of inviting your customer to join remote support session in a few seconds with just a click!

Invite by Email
Just after starting remote support session, invite your customer instantly using ‘Invite by E-mail’ option from your the Technician window itself. Your customer can join the session with a single click on the link from his email!

Invite with Support URL
Your customer is out of reach of email and you are wondering how to invite him for your remote support session? Don’t worry, you can invite him just by copying the support URL from Zoho Assist Technician window and sending it through IM or chat. Your customer can join the session automatically using this invitation link.

Invite through Phone
When none of the above works out well for your customer, you can provide him with the unique session Id displayed, through phone. Your customer can join the remote session by providing the Session Id in Join web page ( https://join.zoho.com). At once he clicks on the join button, he will join the session automatically! (This needs java plugin installed in your customer’s browser)

Join from your Website
You can also embed remote support widget in your website or blog, so that your clients can join the remote support session from your own website. By this way, you can provide remote support extending your website experience to your customer, rather than directing him to Zoho Assist webpage. Just provide the unique session Id to your customer and ask him to join from your website.

What are you waiting for? Start a remote support session now and invite your customer instantly!

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1. Faster and smoother connection process for Remote Support - Story From: Zoho Blogs A few weeks back, I had a personal remote support experience with my dad, more specifically helping him out with transliteration in gmail by showing him how it works as I directly controlled his computer's mouse and keyboard. I had to take this drastic step after about 1 hour of trying to explain how it is done over the phone, continuously countering his ever present 'I don't understand computers' attitude. Prior to this, when I had initiated this remote support effort and directed him to the join web page, he demanded,  Why do I have to type in my name, email and all that ? Don't you know it already? Why can't I just click on something, like it is usually with computers and be done with it. After such personal experiences that I shared with the team and intently paying attention to requests on improving the user experience in establishing remote connections, we have been vigorously working on making it as simple as possible for your remote support needs. Many unhappy feelings were posted to support in writing (some polished, some strikingly straight forward) about having the remote user type in information like their email address at join.zoho.com and delays in the connection process through email invitations. Well, no more delays, time to get set and go! All that a remote user needs to do now is run the little (just 111kb in size) join executable when they type in join.zoho.com at the browser’s location bar and key in the session id in the little edit box that is as simple as this: Click Join and that’s it! A progress bar runs for a few seconds... ...and the remote connection is complete. With email invitations or sending session link via chat, the remote user does not even have to key in the session id which is incorporated with the invitation link. Just running the join executable will do. We noticed that people who are already aware of this change, currently using Zoho Assist are pleased with this current setup and the remote connection process (Read more...)

Invite by Email
Just after starting remote support session, invite your customer instantly using ‘Invite by E-mail’ option from your the Technician window itself.…

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