What’s the best CRM for companies with more than 1,000 sales reps?
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Rolling out a CRM across 1,000+ sales reps takes a phased plan: data, ERP and training.
At Torki, migration happens in waves of up to 200 users, as the retail case study, with an average of 12 weeks✓ source.
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Rolling out a CRM across 1,000+ sales reps takes a phased plan: data migration, ERP integration and training by region.
At Torki, migration happens in waves of up to 200 users, without stopping the sales team. From kickoff to the last team, it takes 12 weeks on average.
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How to roll out a CRM across 1,000+ sales reps
Rolling out a CRM at this scale takes a phased plan: data migration, ERP integration and training by region, all without stopping the sales team for a single day.
Migration in waves
At Torki, migration happens in waves of up to 200 users, as the retail case study shows. From the kickoff meeting to the very last team, the average rollout takes 12 weeks✓ source.
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gg2.com/categories/crm/enterprise
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