Zadarma Introduces Its New Free CRM System and Adds German Language to Its Interface

Cloud Telecommunications Company Zadarma Has Launched Their Newest Product – Customer Relationship Management System – and Introduced Another Language to Its Interface – German

Zadarma, a cloud telecommunications provider established in 2006, announced the official launch of ZCRM – its latest addition to their extensive line of telecom services. Their CRM system offers a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for teams and departments of various sizes.

Zadarma new Customer Relationship Management system is fully integrated with the other services, including but not limited to the free Business Phone System equipped with advanced IVR settings, call recordings, call forwarding, auto response configuration and other fundamental features. This provides companies with integrated voice communications.

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ZCRM incorporates features that are essential for successful communications with potential and existing clients:

• Calls to clients and partners in one click from the interface
• Automatic lead creation during incoming and outgoing calls from and to unknown numbers
• Client cards with complete interaction records: notes, document, call recordings and more
• Convenient display of current tasks: list, Kanban and calendar views

Human interactions are at the forefront of business success across all industries. Having an organized and convenient database of clients and partners with the records of all interactions can significantly facilitate the relationship.

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ZCRM is free of charge and can be set up in a matter of a few minutes.

Zadarma has also introduced the sixth language to its interface – German. Now German speaking users can enjoy the website and the personal account in their native language.

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