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Interaction User Spotlight: Baby Names
Written by Jim Lenox   
Friday, 30 December 2011

One of things we'd like to begin doing is highlighting companies that use Interaction including what compelled them to utilize the software in the first place.  This will hopefully serve to introduce other industries besides law that are adopting the CRM. 

 

I caught up with Lacey at BellyBallot.com, a new startup that is doing some interesting things with the Mommy market.  Her website at www.babynames.net  is a site for moms and dads to search baby names and their respective meanings, pronunciations, and backgrounds.  There's a twist though.  BellyBallot is a completely new concept pairing social media with Baby Names.  As Lacey put it, "Naming your baby has never been this fun."  Essentially, parents can invite friends and family to vote on the couples top 5 boy and girl names.  This provides a neat way to include family members on a process that was typically private that's becoming more social.

 

BellyBallot began using a hosted version of Interaction to cope with the demands of dealing with outside advertisers and vendors.  Interacting with baby product manufacturers, mommie bloggers, and other industry folks was becoming a challenge.  The team sought a comprehensive software that would allow detailed tracking as well as features for them to keep their data maintained.

 

Expecting/pregnant mothers and the industries that cater to them are not the typical user profile, however it indicates a broader transition into the market as a whole.  We'll catch up with Lacey after the holiday to get a more detailed analysis on the use of the product and her rationale.

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Calling All InterAction Editors & Writers!
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 16 June 2009

The InterAction CRM Forum is looking for contributors and writers!  We are going to be ramping up the website again (a little TLC is needed!) and we are looking for new writers for:

  • Weekly Software Updates
  • New Software Features
  • InterAction Client Highlights
  • CRM Industry News
  • Best Practices

If you have a history working with the software, have spent time covering the industry, or feel you are a good candidate, let us know!  Send an email to info at interactioncrm.com.

 

We look forward to hearing from you!

 

-Editorial Staff 

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InterAction Broadcast Email = Marketing Empowerment
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 31 May 2007

The Broadcast Email module of InterAction CRM is a tremendously powerful marketing tool with capabilities that fundamentally alter how law and other professional service firms will market themselves via email. Until now, the high administrative cost of email campaigns has confined their use to only firm-level and sometimes, the practice group or industry group level marketers.

 

InterAction CRM drastically lowers these costs by providing accessible marketing lists, eliminating data transfers to third party Email Service Providers (ESP’s), and simplified Activity recording. In addition, InterAction provides broadcast email capability to essentially all users via Mail Merge. By lowering costs and providing wide accessibility to the email tools within it, InterAction CRM provides firms the capability to communicate via broadcast email at the firm, practice group, industry group, client service team and even individual partner level.

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Winning the Pageant, but Dropping the Crown
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 27 February 2007

The Opportunity module in InterAction does a great job of adding value to our firm’s proposal process by sharing client or prospect information between professionals, tracking relationships, and storing knowledge.

 

However, there is one critical problem that currently exists with the Opportunities module.  The system lacks an easy transition for migrating data and details from Opportunities to the Engagements module. 

 

Without this transition, information gathered during the client/prospect courting process has to be completely re-entered when the firm changes gears to deliver the solution or service.  Ultimately, this administrative headache disincentivizes internal staff and professionals from documenting every crucial piece of data that will aid in the delivery of the solution.

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New Service Pack will make InterAction Compatible with IE 7
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 16 February 2007

Our firm immediately downloaded the newly anticipated Internet Explorer 7 the day it was released on October 18th, 2006.

 

I’m sure many firms shared in our excitement.  Finally, we would have a browser that was not only compatible with nearly all web applications, but used multiple tabs.  Now, we wouldn’t have to switch back and forth from using IE for the Web Client, to Mozilla for everyday web browsing. 

 

What still amazes me though, is that none of us were able to connect the browser upgrade with the sluggish performance we began to see in the InterAction Web Client.  As performance problems began to arise, we were troubleshooting in all of the wrong directions.  From the server, to our network, back to the server, to the software, etc.  We were puzzled on why it would take literally 50 seconds for each contact to load.

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InterAction Marketing Lists: Short-Term Marketing Campaigns vs. Solution-Based Segmentation
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 08 January 2007
Many companies I have spoken with, specifically organize Marketing Lists around marketing events, general correspondence, or other short-term marketing campaigns. This philosophy utilizes Marketing Lists by organizing contacts after the creation of a certain marketing event, newsletter, or special offer.

 

A more effective methodology would entail some prior planning and would use the InterAction Marketing lists to organize contacts by solutions or service lines.

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Assigning Windows Client Rights to Qualify Leads From Application Collaboration
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 13 December 2006

Marketing communication with clients and prospects is a great place to utilize InterAction. It has all of the functionality you need to properly integrate all of your outside marketing systems with your centralized database.

 

However, although InterAction provides the foundation to make this happen, it is up to the firm to ensure that the integration and protocols are implemented correctly. Otherwise, you run the risk of compromising the firm’s data.

 

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