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Old 02-28-2008, 11:15 AM   #1
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Can anyone give me advise on the best type of client management and accounting softeware. I could use some help with controling the amount of time spent entering data over and over again. Useing my outlook and quickbooks seperatly can be very time consuming
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Old 02-28-2008, 02:32 PM   #2
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what are you trying to manage? followup calls for future cleaning?

Heres one of the leading companies here its for customer relationship managment. Im not sure of the cost but this demo shows you a bit of how easy it is to keep a record of your customer relations. I really think this is more for salespersons for companies with a big customer base, but it might be what your looking for.....

http://www.oncontact.com/demo.html
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Sorry it took so long for me to get back on but I have been busy. The software I'm looking for needs to take my client information and all project info and accounting info to one location. Anytime I run a new marketing campaign or add a new project from the same client or need items from a vendor fore a specific project, all of that info goes in one time and is disbursed to all appropriat files. I hop that helps with the what am I looking for question. Thanks for any other help you may have.
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Gum on the carpet. What can be worse? Removing it is kind of tricky because the surrounding spot can become a gooey mess if you're not careful. If you don't get to the spot quickly enough, not only can it really stick, but someone else can walk over it dragging the gum across the room and grinding it in deeper. So, what does one do in this situation? Put the carpet to the curb on the next bulk pickup day? That shouldn't even be an option. Displaced gum doesn't have to mean a death sentence for your wall to wall, it's easy to remove and no one will ever know the difference.

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