Leads, Quotes and Invoices in One Place: A UK Guide
A practical guide for UK small businesses on running leads, quotes and invoices from one record, so prices aren't re-typed and work isn't left unbilled.
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A practical guide for UK small businesses on running leads, quotes and invoices from one record, so prices aren't re-typed and work isn't left unbilled.
Why three places become a problem Most small businesses start with whatever is to hand. Enquiries arrive in someone's inbox. Quotes are Word or Excel files saved in a shared folder. Invoices come from the accounting package. Each tool works on its own.
Map sales processes, buying committees and project delivery flows without losing the picture in a separate whiteboard tool. Beagle CRM diagrams keep the visual plan beside the lead or project it belongs to, ready for your team to build together.
Soon, you’ll be able to connect Beagle CRM to supported AI tools and ask questions about your live customer, sales, project and invoice data in everyday language. The beta will be available to every Beagle CRM customer at no extra Beagle cost.