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Active Purchase + Active Cases 3.0 = Active CRM Lite

by Will M on 02 Oct 2007 01:48 PM

As we have been working on Active Purchase and Active Cases we have found several data elements that can be shared within the system.  Active Purchase and Active Cases each have the need to store contact information.  In addition, both products need to interact with the DotNetNuke User and Profile information.  The reason for the delay with Active Purchase is so that we can carefully integrate Purchase, Cases and DotNetNuke.  The end result has actually turned into basic CRM application while still having the option for each product to work independently.

We have created a common system that allows for us to store and share various elements that you find in a CRM application.  This will also make it much easier for customers to upgrade to upgrade Active CRM if they need to in the future. 

I will post more details prior to the Active Purchase release.

    2 Comments for Active Purchase + Active Cases 3.0 = Active CRM Lite

    Hector Sosa
    Hector Sosa
    02 Oct 2007 06:50 PM
    http://www.systemwidgets.com
    This is great news, as the full CRM package is out of the budgets of most micro ISVs, like mine.

    BTW, there a boatload of potential customers here: http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/?biz This is a forum for people selling software, mostly small ISV, in all stages. There's a lot of people who are one man operation which would love something like this.

    MHuijbregts
    MHuijbregts
    02 Nov 2008 08:30 AM
    www.biservices.eu
    I know this is an old blog but I am wondering if the combination of these two products is still going to be marketed as Active CRM Lite?

    How does this (if it does) fit in the new Active Social product?

    In your blog you write that the delay for Active Purchase is because of the integration with Active Cases. Where you referring to AC 2.0 or AC 3.0?
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