CRM
CRM refers to the practices and tools that organize customer relationship management and tracking. It can centralize contacts, interactions, and opportunities. Its connection to customer loyalty depends on the necessary data and expected actions. Synchronization must have a designated person responsible and explicit controls.
A concrete example
CRM stores the customer account, their contacts, and relevant history. The programme can transmit a validated status or event without duplicating all the data.
A point to consider
Define which system is the reference for each field. Two tools that modify the same data without rules create inconsistencies.
Describe the exchanges field by field.
Establish a dictionary specifying the reference system, the direction of flow, the frequency, and the conflict resolution rule. Distinguish between a profile update and a participation event. Test a contact merge, a deletion, and a company change. Monitoring rejections and their processing by a designated team are part of the integration process, just like a successful transfer.
Questions to ask your team
- Which data takes precedence when two systems diverge?
- Who sees and corrects rejected exchanges?

