Unique fields in CRM help you arrest duplicates even before they are created. A field is marked as unique by enabling the
"Do not allow duplicate values" option for that field. Now in addition to this, when you mark a field as unique in the Leads module, you will see an option to enable duplication check for
converted leads as well.
Consider a scenario. You have followed up with and converted a lead called James. Now James is record in the Contacts module. Another sales rep in your team adds the same lead (James), without knowing that the lead has already been followed up with. In that case, there is no need for James to be added as a lead again - it will simply be a duplicate entry.
In this case, you can stop the creation of the same lead by enabling duplication check for converted leads. Once you have enabled this, whenever a duplicate entry is added in Leads, CRM will check existing leads as well as converted leads for matches.
#4 Set up your Gmail account in Zoho CRM using Gmail API
Users can now opt to configure their Gmail account in CRM using Gmail API. This is a great choice for Gmail users who wish to retain their emails in Gmail and not have it stored in a third-party database.
Here is what happens when you use Gmail API:
- All your emails can be viewed inside Zoho CRM, yet not stored in Zoho CRM's database. You can view emails with all the required sales context and also share you emails with your team depending on the email sharing permission (Private, Public, Custom) that you have been provided with in Zoho CRM.
- Your emails from contacts that are inside your Gmail inbox get categorised as those from Deals Closing this Month, Open Deals and Customers. This gives you a clear picture of which emails need the most attention.
Note that these labels will be available only when MailMagnet is enabled.
Make sure you check out these updates in CRM right away and share your thoughts with via the comments section below.
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Vaagdevi Ravishankar