HOW TO TRACK AND RETAIN B2B CUSTOMERS WITH SALESFORCE

Fructifi connects with Salesforce to generate sales-focused business intelligence and automate customer engagement.

Get started very quickly with our intuitive yet very powerful customer engagement engine.

3 STEPS TO GET STARTED WITH FRUCTIFI

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Connect your ERP and/or your CRM

We developed secured connections with Salesforce, Sellsy, Zendesk Sell, Sage 100, Sage x3 and others.

Analyze

Give your sales reps access to the platform so they can monitor the health of each one of their accounts in real time

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Take Action

Use our templates or create your own campaigns with our list builder.

WHY FRUCTIFI?

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Next Order
Date Prediction

Find out early on if customers start deviating from their individual ordering pattern

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RFM
Segmentation

Fine-tune your engagement strategy according to each customer’s status & importance

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Cohorts
Analysis

Identify which acquisition channels and what products attract the most loyal clients.

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Lifetime Value
Calculator

Know up to how much you can spend by new customer for each acquisition channel while remaining profitable

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Sales Team
Performance Monitoring

Finely track your sales reps' performance without the Excel work and help your team perform better

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Multi-channel
Campaigns Creator

Automatically reach out to customers across different channels to encourage them to continue ordering

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