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does it show a map of all your current clients with a GDB/ROP policy at least a year old? or all current leads with a certian priority 1-5? If so, i've been wasting alot of time!! lol...
Actually, my crm/map/app will work with iOS or Droid....i'm just getting to the point of wanting to go paperless and getting rid of this huge hideous quotebook....and this new Jellybean OS update on android is just so slick...that Galaxy Note 2 just makes my iphone look stupid...
I hate to get rid of the ipad, but I know I'd never ever use it again after the GN2....
I'm envisioning walking into the house with their lead card in my hand, and the phablet in my pocket. Do the entire presentation on the phone, sign the apps, do the POS call...and on the way out to the car to get some leave-behinds, hit 'send' to email the app to my IMO. Done and Done, with no big workbooks, handouts, rate sheets, and esp scanning/faxing the paper apps.
In that perfect world, keeping up with both a phone and tablet would just spoil everything! haha
For my Map App example:
I have several querries to display folks based on Lead Priority, Service Work, Current Policies etc.
When they're on the map, I can tap the red pushpin and get all their info and any notes I have. When I see someone I want to go see, I just add them to the Route. Really helps me clarify my priorities, and doing it with one hand is amazing. I can't wait to do everything with a phone/tablet, it's the paper that is my major issue. But then again, I do come from an IT background:
Actually, my crm/map/app will work with iOS or Droid....i'm just getting to the point of wanting to go paperless and getting rid of this huge hideous quotebook....and this new Jellybean OS update on android is just so slick...that Galaxy Note 2 just makes my iphone look stupid...
I hate to get rid of the ipad, but I know I'd never ever use it again after the GN2....
I'm envisioning walking into the house with their lead card in my hand, and the phablet in my pocket. Do the entire presentation on the phone, sign the apps, do the POS call...and on the way out to the car to get some leave-behinds, hit 'send' to email the app to my IMO. Done and Done, with no big workbooks, handouts, rate sheets, and esp scanning/faxing the paper apps.
In that perfect world, keeping up with both a phone and tablet would just spoil everything! haha
For my Map App example:
I have several querries to display folks based on Lead Priority, Service Work, Current Policies etc.
When they're on the map, I can tap the red pushpin and get all their info and any notes I have. When I see someone I want to go see, I just add them to the Route. Really helps me clarify my priorities, and doing it with one hand is amazing. I can't wait to do everything with a phone/tablet, it's the paper that is my major issue. But then again, I do come from an IT background:
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