Streamline your data management process with the Salesflare + Slate integration

Salesflare is a Customer Relationship Management platform specifically created for salesmen. Most CRMs require users to enter customer information into their system, which can be a very redundant and painstaking process that decrease the conversion rates of your funnel. Salesflare ditches that part and focuses on what salespeople do best: selling.

Salesflare doesn’t require leads and customers to input their data, such as emails, phone numbers, and address books, into the software. The platform in fact is built on top of salespeople’s existing data pools, which makes it easy to organize and manage the information you need to make a sale. The software automates the whole gathering and storing of customer information, reducing time spent on data entry up to 70%.

Salesflare gives your salespeople a huge boost in terms of productivity and effectiveness, helping them focusing on sales-related tasks instead of spending a significant amount of time on data entry. Thanks to the opportunity prioritizing feature, you and your sales team are always aware about that’s most important. With Salesflare, your time is spent on managing your customers, and not customer data.

Slate simplifies access and instant review of communications, test scores, and other student information. Slate is intuitively designed to support the workflow of reading and processing applications, in the office, at home, and on the go. Slate Reader integrates with all aspects of student documentation and is completely web-based, without requiring plug-ins.

The e-mail features and mass text messages offered by Slate simplify communication, which will be directed to the interests of the students and will allow them to be moved along the recruitment and candidacy process.

From student records to questions to reports, all data within Slate is immediately available and always up to date. Comprehensive reporting tools and integrated predictive modeling ensure that you have the power to make the best possible record management decisions.