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Published02/05/2025
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Deadline02/06/2025
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Today20/06/2025
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MS Dynamics 365 CRM maintenance, adjustments and realization of future projects Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated
The procurer wants to excel in customer intimacy and further expand the role of connector. A good CRM system benefits both employees, customers and stakeholders of the contracting party. The CRM system is the software tool to actively manage all relationships and interactions with (potential) customers, stakeholders and suppliers and to obtain a 360 degree view. CRM phase 1 was delivered at the end of 2021. A Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM system was implemented, with access for the commercial and corporate departments. In 2024, CRM phase 2 was started and the security set-up was adjusted and access extended to all other departments. With this expansion to a company-wide and future-oriented CRM system, new needs were identified. We put this assignment on the market for the maintenance and adaptation of the existing Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM system and the realization of future CRM projects (delivery and implementation expansion with new modules, new links, design of new processes, ...). North Sea Port is looking for a partner who thinks along and has the knowledge and know-how to find the best solution, implement and maintain the entire Microsoft Dynamics 365 environment including the links between the various systems. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated
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Type: quality
Description: Kwaliteit
Weight (percentage, exact): 60
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Type: cost
Description: Prijs
Weight (percentage, exact): 40
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