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Difference between ERP and CRM

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Difference between ERP and CRM

If you're running a business, you've probably considered using software to optimize operations. Two terms that you may have come across in your research are Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM), for small businesses as these are two of the most popular software suites available for customer-centric businesses. But what are they doing? How do they differ? And does your business need both to be successful?

Take a look at the difference between ERP and CRM software (and where they overlap) to see how these two types of software benefit your business. Here are the basics:

What is ERP?

ERP, known as enterprise resource planning, generally refers to any software suite made up of business tools such as accounting, budgeting, and forecasting. There are also human resources tools for planning, attendance monitoring, and employee integration. Finally, there are applications for inventory and supply chain management.

The many features of ERP make it an incredibly popular option for optimizing business processes in all departments in real-time. And its versatility makes it useful for any industry.

What is CRM?

CRM stands for "Customer Relationship Management" for B2B and B2C operations. As a software suite, it contains all the possible functions to optimize communication between your customers and your company. This software includes:

  • Contacts management
  • Integration and messaging models
  • Integration of the call center and call scripts
  • Monitoring planning
  • Monitoring of prospects and history of customer orders
  • Social media management

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