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Vembu Launches SalesDesk for SMBs.

Addison, TX 15 OCT 2014 VEMBU TECHNOLOGIES: Vembu, a leading provider of affordable software and cloud services, is glad to launch Vembu SalesDesk to the SMB industry. Vembu SalesDesk helps to provide effective customer relationship management to small and medium sized businesses through a unique platform. Business sales, technical support, marketing, and service desk teams can be collaboratively controlled with customer engagement. Vembu SalesDesk provides centralized management for an entire organization.

This sales force automation application uses intuitive lead management to enhance customer engagement. It tracks report details on sales margins based on opportunity stages, sales reps, lead sources and region. With the extensive reporting features, Vembu SalesDesk helps organizations visualize projected revenues.

Another major feature in Vembu SalesDesk is social media management which allows a company to add their social media accounts so interactions can be monitored in one location. Customers interact with a company via social media and that interaction will automatically convert as a ticket.

Get the right sales insights when you need them with a sales desk. Smart businesses deploy sales desk applications in order to lower their costs and increase profitability.

Vembu SalesDesk flexibility helps to manage the teams in an organization more effectively than ever. With interoperability, customer emails are created as tickets and potential leads can be categorized. Vembu SalesDesks efficient reporting helps organizations to forecast sales and maximize performance.

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Vembu Technologies is an established leader in providing flexible, reliable and cost-effective managed cloud based IT solutions through cloud storage, online backup, disaster recovery and file sharing. Since 2004, Vembu’s award winning cloud solutions have delivered tangible value to over 4000 partners worldwide who manage, protect and administer over 100 PB of business critical data.