Zoho has reportedly released the Zwitch program for Salesforce.com (News - Alert). Zwitch allows users of Salesforce.com to seamlessly migrate to Zoho CRM.

 

Zwitch will be particularly useful now that more and more users are switching from Salesforce.com to Zoho (News - Alert). With the Zwitch program, every Salesforce.com user gets a free no-obligation assessment from a Zoho CRM specialist. The specialist evaluates the CRM needs of the user and determines whether Zoho CRM has the functionalities to fulfill them. The program also includes free data migration services. Thereafter, usersget a free, no-commitment, 15-day trial period to try out Zoho CRM with the data migrated from Salesforce.com.

 

“Zoho CRM is the other award-winning, on-demand CRM application,” said Rodrigo Vaca, director of marketing at Zoho. “Zwitch lets Salesforce.com customers try Zoho CRM during a hands-on, 15-day free trial period. Zoho will migrate their data for free, so they can try the system as they would be using it. We’ve taken great care to streamline the migration and ensure that users can see for themselves how Zoho CRM provides the robust functionality their businesses demand at prices the current financial situation requires.”

 

A comprehensive customer relationship lifecycle management solution for SMBs, Zoho CRM can be employed for managing organization-wide sales, marketing, customer support and service.

 

The Zoho CRM Free Edition can be used for up to three users. The Zoho CRM Professional Edition lists at $12 per user and the Zoho CRM Enterprise Edition at $25 per user.

 

Zoho took the opportunity to announce the Zoho Mail Add-on for Zoho CRM, says a TMCnet report.

 

A division of Pleasanton, CA (News - Alert) based ZOHO Corp., Zoho offers 19 different on-line business applications — from CRM to Mail, Reports, and Wikis. Among the various honors it has received are a 2009 Webware 100 Award, a 2008 PC World “25 Most Innovative Products Award” and a 2007 TechCrunch “Best Enterprise Start-up.”

 

Force.com is a recognized enterprise platform for building and running business applications in the cloud. It powers the Salesforce CRM applications, more than 800 ISV partner applications like those from CODA and Fujitsu (News - Alert), and more than 100,000 custom applications used by salesforce.com's 55,400 customers such as Japan Post, Kaiser Permanente, KONE and Sprint (News - Alert) Nextel. Through the Force.com AppExchange marketplace, it is easy to share and distribute applications to the entire cloud computing community.  

 

 

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