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| I'm utilizing many of the software programs that Steve has recommended on his site. But I've yet to find a simple, organized program to manage both personal and business contacts. Any suggestions on software or the system you guys use? Last edited by matt84 : 02-10-2008 at 02:03 AM. |
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| For me, it's Outlook. It has everything I could possibly need, and it works great with GTD. Outlook provides email, calendar, contacts, tasks, and a notepad - and it syncs with my PDA. Dave
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The one thing I specifically liked about ACT! that QB's Customer Manager doesn't include is the ability to attach notes or documents to a contact's record. This was a very useful tool for attaching quotes or contracts to a client's record. You might consider downloading trial versions of a few different contact management programs to see which will work the best for your needs if available. Hope this helps Tanya |
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| I'm also looking for a simple program for keeping track of my contacts. It just occured to me that I simply want to store names and perhaps tags (optionally) because contact information is always available somewhere else (in an e-mail client, on a social networking platform etc). My reason for using this "contact manager" application would be to not to forget about anybody. I happen to get to know at least some new people every week and I tend to simply forget most of them. It would allow me to list names filtered by tags so I could quickly access a list of people who can help me in a specific area. Was this on your mind or you need integration etc? |
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| [quote=norbert;155860]It would allow me to list names filtered by tags so I could quickly access a list of people who can help me in a specific area.QUOTE] Great point Norbert. I wanted to add that the QB Contact Manager has this feature. You can assign each contact record to a group or set of groups to meet your needs. For example I can easily look up all my contacts that have the 'lead' tag associated with them. Or I can print labels for all my contacts that have a 'client' tag associated with them. This makes it very easy for marketing purposes. Tanya |
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