Take and make calls from Salesforce

Pricing

$80 per agent per month

Includes

  • Unlimited inbound calls and up to 1,000 outbound calls
  • Local Australian Business Number
  • Google Analytics Integration
  • Call Reporting
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Connect your Call Tracking and Jet phone system to your Salesforce account

Jet CRM Softphone works natively with your CRM to enable inbound and outbound calling. Only takes 10 minutes to install and integrates into your Google Ads and Google Analytics

Top Features

#1

Pop Screen

Just like magic the contact record of the caller pops up in your CRM the moment your softphone starts ringing. Saves you time having to manually look up the caller.You can then save the call against existing activity or create a new case or opportunity within the softphone saving you even more time

#2

Click to Call

Outbound calling made easy. No dialling each number. Just click on any phone number within the CRM and the option to call pops up. No misdials. Call 10 times quicker.

#3

Marketing Data

See what marketing activity drove each call into your business.

  • Keyword of Google PPC
  • Google Click & Client ID
  • Marketing Source: Direct, CPC, Organic, etc
  • Marketing Medium: Google Ads, Facebook CPC, Display, etc
  • Landing Page: webpage the visitor first landed on
  • Converting Page: That page the visitor was on when they decided to call.
  • Caller’s Number
  • Call Recording

All this information and more is added to the  CRM activity that you choose such as Case, Opportunity and Sale.

#4

Call Outcome Integration

Call outcomes such as ‘Enquiry’, ‘Sale Closed’, ‘Sale Value’, etc.

Once the call is completed and logged in the CRM the outcome is then forward to your Jet Call Tracking Portal, Google Analytics and Google Ads. This is then used to optimise campaigns with actual sales value.

Outcomes are:

  • Outcome = ‘Enquiry’, ‘Sale’, ‘Lost Sale’
  • Value = $1,205
  • Product = Red Shoes R6574933
  • Quantity = 4
  • Agent = Adam Vonktel

#5

Live Reporting

Jet Call Tracker is updated in real-time. You and your agents can actually see what marketing drove the call as you answer the call.

#6

Call Recording

Listen to each call within Jet’s Call Tracking portal

Q&A (1)

What Salesforce Licences does it still work on?

  • Standard User;
  • Experience Cloud User;
  • Service Cloud Portal User;
  • Sales Cloud Portal User



Q&A (2)

What is a CRM SoftphoneDialer?

A CRM softphone is a software-based phone system that integrates directly with customer relationship management (CRM) software. It allows users to make and receive calls directly within their CRM platform, enabling seamless communication and streamlined workflows. Here are some key features and benefits of CRM softphones:
  • CRM softphones are designed to integrate with popular CRM systems such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, and others.
  • By integrating with CRM software, the softphone can access contact records, call history, notes, and other relevant information, providing agents with context for each interaction.
  • One of the primary features of a CRM softphone is click-to-call functionality, which allows users to initiate calls directly from within the CRM interface.
  • Users can click on a phone number within a contact record or search results to automatically dial the number using the softphone.
  • CRM softphones automatically log call details, including the date, time, duration, and outcome of each call, directly into the CRM system.
  • This eliminates the need for manual data entry and ensures that call activity is accurately recorded for future reference and reporting.
  • When an incoming call is received, CRM softphones can display a pop-up notification or screen pop with information about the caller, such as their name, contact details, and previous interactions.
  • This helps agents quickly identify callers and provides context for the conversation before answering the call.
  • Many CRM softphones offer call recording capabilities, allowing users to record calls for quality assurance, training, and compliance purposes.
  • Users can also take notes during or after calls, documenting important details, action items, and follow-up tasks directly within the CRM platform.
  • CRM softphones often include advanced call routing and queuing features to optimize call handling and ensure efficient distribution of incoming calls among agents.
  • Administrators can set up rules for call routing based on factors such as agent availability, skill level, and caller priority.
  • CRM softphones provide reporting and analytics tools that enable managers to track key call metrics, such as call volume, duration, and response times.
  • These insights help organizations monitor agent performance, identify trends, and make data-driven decisions to improve customer service and sales effectiveness.

Q&A (3)

What does CTI stand for?

CTI stands for Computer Telephony Integration. It refers to the technology that enables communication systems, such as telephones and computer networks, to work together seamlessly. CTI allows computers and telephones to interact with each other, enabling various functionalities and improving efficiency in tasks related to telecommunications. Here’s an overview of CTI and its key components:

CTI enables computers to control telephone functions such as dialing, answering, transferring, and ending calls. This allows users to initiate and manage calls directly from their computer interface, typically within applications like CRM systems or call center software.

When a call is received or made, CTI systems can trigger screen pop-ups on the user’s computer screen. These pop-ups can display relevant information about the caller, such as their name, phone number, account details, and previous interactions. This provides call agents with valuable context and improves customer service by enabling more personalised interactions.

CTI systems automatically log call details, including the date, time, duration, and outcome of each call, directly into databases or CRM systems. This eliminates the need for manual data entry and ensures that call activity is accurately recorded for future reference, reporting, and analysis.

CTI systems can integrate with various business applications such as customer relationship management (CRM) software, help desk systems, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. This integration enables seamless communication between telephony systems and other business tools, facilitating data sharing, workflow automation, and improved productivity.
CTI systems offer advanced call routing and queuing capabilities to optimise call handling and ensure efficient distribution of incoming calls among agents. Calls can be routed based on factors such as agent availability, skill level, caller priority, and time of day, improving customer service and reducing wait times.
Many CTI systems provide call recording and monitoring features that allow supervisors to listen in on calls, coach agents in real-time, and review call recordings for quality assurance, training, and compliance purposes. This helps organisations maintain service quality standards and ensure regulatory compliance.
CTI systems offer reporting and analytics tools that enable organisations to track key call metrics, such as call volume, duration, response times, and resolution rates. These insights help managers monitor performance, identify trends, and make data-driven decisions to improve customer service, sales effectiveness, and operational efficiency.
Overall, CTI technology plays a crucial role in enhancing communication and collaboration within organisations by integrating telephony systems with computer networks and business applications. It enables more efficient call handling, improves customer service, and provides valuable insights for optimising business processes and performance.

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