CRM for higher education

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Best CRM forHigher Education
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What is CRM software

• Education CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
  software is a technology platform designed for
  educational institutions to manage their
  interactions and relationships with students,
  parents, and other stakeholders. The primary goal
  of this software is to streamline communication,
  automate administrative tasks, and provide
  data-driven insights to help schools, colleges,
  and universities better understand their audience
  and make informed decisions. The software
  typically includes features such as lead and
  contact management, enrollment management,
  marketing automation, and reporting and
  analytics.

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Edumatica CRM software

• Edumatica offers the best CRM software for
  higher education. It is the ideal option for your
  College. Our software is incredibly simple to use
  and is jam-packed with features that will help
  you manage your College's relationships with
  ease. 
• The use of CRM in colleges is expected to
  grow significantly in the next few years. By
  2023, it is estimated that nearly 60 of all
  colleges and universities will be using some form
  of CRM system. Several factors are driving this
  growth 
• Colleges must effectively manage their
  relationships with students, parents, and
  teachers.

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Benefits of Edumatica CRM Software

• Edumatica CRM is to handle end-to-end tracking of
  prospective customers (Students in this case)
  till they become the customer. ? Lead Management
  ? Lead Nurturing ? Application Management ? Post
  Application Management ? Final Enrolments.
• Collect leads from all the sources in one place
  and sources can be Own website, Organic
  Leads, Offline leads, Walkin, Telephony,
  Email, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn,
  Twitter, or from any other medium in one place
  without manual intervention.
• Candidate Application Lifecycle management
  (data/document collection/upload, fee collection
  etc.) ? Allocate leads to the Sales team and
  manage effectively.

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