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What replaces Customer Manger?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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OCM will not be replaced but Microsoft will recommend customers to use Nimble, https://www.nimble.com/ocm-migration/.
This is EXACTLY my experience. I was so excited when I found out this existed, only to find that it was retired a month ago. I've been desperately searching for JUST this!!!!
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Thank you Camilla,
We higly appreciate you are happy with our CRM
George C.
eWay-CRM
Hi Ed,
As I'v already s suggested there is a CRM that is embedded in Outlook. That means you don't have to learn a completely new thing. You just continue using Outlook with this CRM. It is eWay-CRM, it is user friendly and customizable. Its use is very intuitive. On top of it all you can try the free version!
If you have any questions or troubles the helpdesk will assist you.
Try it and let me know.
All the best.
Camilla