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Speed up the sales cycle from quote to close

Go from lead to inked deal in record time with automation that speeds up quoting, approvals, and contracting.

Who benefits from using CPQ?

CPQ solutions help everyone involved in the sales process, whether it’s the company, suppliers, or customers - they make processes easier and improve the results for everyone.

Stakeholder Benefits
Customers Get clear product visuals and real-time pricing to understand orders and stay within budget.
Companies Reduce errors, automate tasks, and scale operations while improving efficiency and supporting growth.
Vendors Better resource planning with improved visibility, stronger relationships through enhanced accuracy, and communication.
Team members Faster sales cycles, fewer errors, and improved collaboration through centralised information sharing.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

CPQ stands for Configure, Price, Quote. It is a sales tool that helps companies quickly and accurately generate quotes for orders. CPQ applications often integrate with CRM platforms, ERP systems, and other business technologies, ensuring integrated data and accuracy.

CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management. It's a software solution that manages every touchpoint in the customer lifecycle.

Salesforce CPQ, on the other hand, helps businesses automate the configuration, pricing, and quoting of their products and services.

While both tools are used in sales processes, CRM focuses on managing the entire customer relationship, whereas CPQ focuses on streamlining the sales process.

CPQ applications significantly boost efficiency and revenue by reducing the need for constant sales staff retraining and streamlining the quoting process. This allows sales teams to focus on selling and replicating sales best practices, leading to increased success and higher company revenue.