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My suggestions: 1) Mention that it is Windows only and supports Windows 8 2) Take the screenshots with the DevExpress Metropolis skin if your app doesn't look too bad with it. It looks like a "modern" windows 8 app 3) Big free 15 day trial button 4) Basic version for $20; Advanced version for $99 (e.g. Report designer only in Advanced version)
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This was done in a very short amount of time using DevExpress' XAF. Also, this CRM looks like every other CRM. That is also true. But that is the nature of CRM tools. They all look the same.
No they dont, this looks exactly like MS CRM 4.0 not like Salesforce.com or CRM using Google's apps or even the latest version of MS CRM. Also MS CRM has all the same features as this. Is this hosted or clients have to host it themselves? Do you have support or tell people what they need to get this running? Im guessing a server, windows server license, a MSSQL license and Outlook licenses at the least right? Or does…
What differentiates CRMFly from any other CRM product? Are you competing solely on price?
First question: How can I sync the data with others on my team? (ie. is it possible?)
The questions page isn't working.
First of all, props for making a desktop app. Don't mind what others say about the UI, I know how hard is it do something that doesn't look like butt on Windows. Yours has a good balance of customization, the native look and feel and a reference to the Office. I wouldn't worry about the UI, it's solid. Everyone picks on it, because it's the easiest thing to critique. There are few things that I don't like, in the ord…
Love the comments. Thanks tons for the feedback. Just curious... What is your thought on the fly icon? Keep it or dump it?
First of all, props for making a desktop app. Don't mind what others say about the UI, I know how hard is it do something that doesn't look like butt on Windows. Yours has a good balance of customization, the native look and feel and a reference to the Office. I wouldn't worry about the UI, it's solid. Everyone picks on it, because it's the easiest thing to critique. There are few things that I don't like, in the ord…
Love the comments. Thanks tons for the feedback. Just curious... What is your thought on the fly icon? Keep it or dump it?
Congratulations on that.
Regarding customization, what business really want in a CRM system is the ability to add/remove modules (extra functionality), and scripting abilities to drive campaigns.
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Love the comments. Thanks tons for the feedback. Just curious... What is your thought on the fly icon? Keep it or dump it?
Rework it, on low priority. Get rid of the trail, and try and rework the symbol into a more squarish shape, because that way it can be used as the app icon. If done this way, the the product logo will be a combination of the symbol and a wordmark (CRMFLY) - "[X] CRMFLY" - which is, in my experience, a very practical arrangement that maps well to all common uses.
It looks nice, but it also looks like Office 2003. Have you looked into matching the 2007/2012 UI? Also, I think $5 is way too low. The people who need CRM would probably doubt the product's quality at such a low price point. Better to have 1 customer at $50 (or better yet $99 or more) than ten at $5.
Good point. I will look to see if I can raise the price. Just have to make sure the value is there.