Reynolds to Talk Contact Management in Upcoming Webinar
The Reynolds and Reynolds Co. will offer a complimentary webinar for dealerships using its Contact Management tool.
DAYTON, Ohio —The Reynolds and Reynolds Co. will offer a complimentary webinar for dealerships using its Contact Management tool. Titled “3 Problems Contact Management Schedules Can Fix,” the Webinar will take a critical look at the connection between its customers’ sales processes and their use of Contact Management schedules.
Dealers also will learn how to analyze their current Contact Management schedules, pinpoint issues that may be impacting sales and profits, and identify next steps to improve the integration of Contact Management schedules with the dealership’s sales processes.
Part of the companies 2012 complimentary Contact Management series, the webinar takes place Tuesday, April 10, at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4 p.m. Eastern. To register, click here.
Contact Management, which integrates with the Reynolds ERA and POWER dealership management systems, is a comprehensive customer relationship management tool that enables dealers to more effectively reach, attract, and retain sales and service customers.
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