United Kingdom - August 16, 2022 —

Based in York, Purple Potato Software is a provider of both their own SaaS CRM solutions, as well as bespoke CRM software developed for clients across a range of sectors. Their latest release, CRM software designed to help manage customers in the agriculture engineering space, has been delivered to their clients at Sumo, a developer of cost-saving agricultural machinery made in the UK.
With the importance of managing relationships with customers and clients in the field of agriculture engineering, Purple Potato Software aimed to create a comprehensive solution for tracking and nurturing customer relationships. From developing leads and recording engagements with customers to taking active control of the marketing and sales processes, their new CRM tool was built specifically to the needs of Sumo to help them build relationships with new customers while carefully maintaining retention of existing customers.
As such, the new agriculture engineering CRM package allows the client to update legacy tools, streamlining many of the customer management processes, while making it much easier to track all customer data in one place. This, in turn, makes it much easier to maintain consistency in communication with each customer, which can lead to improved customer satisfaction. Furthermore, the new CRM software package makes sure that Sumo need never miss the opportunity to generate or nurture leads again, striking with precision engagement and personalized marketing to develop and convert as many of them as possible.
Founded and developed by a father/son team with a combined 56 years of experience in the construction and hospitality sectors, Purple Potato Software is working with clients across a wide range of sectors to develop CRM tools that are specific to their needs. As such, they offer their services to businesses in all industries, taking the time to listen to their clients, learning more about how the marketing and sales process typically works with their customers, and baking them into the bespoke CRM solutions that they provide. It’s the experience of the team at Purple Potato Software that every business stands to benefit from CRM, and they want to develop the solutions to prove it.
To learn more about Purple Potato Software, their CRM solutions, and how CRM can benefit clients across sectors, you can visit their website at https://purple-potato.com.
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