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There is a change brewing in the Elements CRM cloud. NEW
Posted: June 10, 2013


We tore down our data center and have transitioned to our next generation cloud. Stay tuned for more information on this epic move and the benefits to our Elements CRM customers all over the world!

-Justin

 
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Tips and Tricks - Elements CRM Mail & Email Tracking
Posted: June 08, 2013


Elements CRM Mail is a powerful tracking tool that stores email communication you've had with your leads and clients. Here are a few tips if you aren't seeing it upload emails:

1. Elements Mail only stores communication for leads and clients stored in the Sales Element > Accounts. If you don't have anyone stored in the Sales Element, it doesn't know who to track emails for.

2. Adding the name of a contact in the Sales Element isn't quite enough, you must also add their email address. If they have multiple email addresses they use to communicate with you, be sure to enter them all or they will be missed.

3. Make sure your tracking preferences are turned on. In the Sales Element > Accounts, click on the Email tab in the Data Editor of a lead or client. The first 3 boxes should be checked.

4. Check the mailboxes that Elements Mail is monitoring. Some of us move email messages to different folders once we receive them. We also might use different names for our sent folders when sending from our iPad versus from our Mac or other Apple devices. To check which folders Elements Mail is monitoring, navigate to the Elements CRM Mail menu in your toolbar and select Preferences. Within preferences, click on the Accounts tab and select your name. Try adjusting the Incoming and Outgoing mailboxes from the menus in this section.

A full setup manual for Elements CRM Mail is available on our website: http://www.ntractive.com/mac-crm/en/downloads/

-Justin

 
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Dog Ate Your To Do List?
Posted: May 31, 2013


It's not like the good old days anymore where you could tell your teacher your dog ate our homework. You can't tell your boss your dog ate your to do list either! In the modern age of Macs, CRMs and the Cloud, everything you need to get done is now safely stored in the cloud where not even the most mischievious dogs can destroy it. It's called Elements CRM and its on your Mac and in the Cloud and forever dog-proof! Sorry pups, gotta find something else fun to chew on. How about daddy's new shoes?

-Justin

 
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Tips and Tricks: Employee Access Permissions
Posted: May 23, 2013


For each user of Elements CRM, your system admin can set access permissions. To do so, navigate to the Admin Element > Employees > Employee Management. Select an employee from the list, then click on the Access tab found in the Data Editor (half-ways down the screen).

You may adjust permissions for each Element listed by select Off (no access), User (limited access), or Manager (full access). Those with user level access are allowed to view and edit data, however they are not allowed to delete records, view or change preferences or generate reports whereas manager level access allows for viewing and changing all data.

Additional permissions for user level access can be set in the Sales Element > Prefs, turning on or off specific functions within the Sales Element. Elements CRM works for everyone!

-Justin

 
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Past Blog Posts


Jun 2013
- There is a change brewing in the Elements CRM cloud. -
- Tips and Tricks - Elements CRM Mail & Email Tracking -

May 2013
- Dog Ate Your To Do List? -
- Tips and Tricks: Employee Access Permissions -
- Running for Help? Your Mac CRM is Right Here! -
- Tips and Tricks: Adding Notes from the Dashboard -
- Surfs Up Elements CRM Dudes -
- Tips and Tricks: The Super Cool Goal Tracker -

Apr 2013
- Getting Frustrated With Your Mac CRM? Look No Further! -
- Tips and Tricks: Posting Calls to Apple Calendar -
- Hey Chicago, Take a Look at Us -
- Blog - Tips and Tricks: Parent/Child Relationships -
- Ni Hao, Peoples Republic of China. Meet Elements CRM. -
- Tips and Tricks: The Search Center -
- Mac CRM Flexibility Where it Matters Most -

Mar 2013
- Tips and Tricks: The IT Element -
- Find Your Peaceful Place -
- Tips and Tricks: Saving Bookmarks in Elements CRM -
- Spring Cleaning Gives Elements CRM a Whole New Meaning -
- Tips and Tricks: Adding History Events and Scheduling Calls -
- Elements CRM is Like a Swan? -
- Your Core Strength Comes From Your Mac CRM -
- Tips and Tricks: Setting Up Account Types in Elements CRM -
- Take a Journey to Mac CRM Land -

Feb 2013
- 3 Big Things Are Hurting Your Productivity -
- HotSpot Meets Mac CRM -
- Hoodie-Hoo 2012; This is the year I buy a Mac CRM! -
- Your iPad, The Beach, and your Mac CRM Solution. Oh Yeah! -
- Good Customer Relations = Good Marketing Strategy -
- A Global Mac CRM for Apple Business and Enterprise. -
- Elements CRM is a rockin' app -
- I can see clearly now with an iPad mini! -
- Mac CRM lovers unite. Yeah, yeah, yeah! -

Jan 2013
- How to Get Started with Elements CRM -
- Apple Stores + Elements CRM = Good Fit. -
- Elements CRM, Starbucks and Chai Tea. -
- Finding a Mac CRM that fits your industry. -
- Hello Infinite Loop. I'm Back. -
- Going on a business trip? Take Elements CRM along! -
- Ntractive Speaking To Apple Store Business Teams. -
- Elements CRM Is A True Mac CRM Cloud App. -
- Missing Plugin Issue with OS X Lion -
- Yes. We Updated Our Website. Mac CRM at its best! -


2012
- Our Cluster Hive -
- Sweet! Drag and Drop is Back! -
- Elements CRM and the iPad mini -
- PIM, CRM, ERP, oh my! -
- Hear the Elements CRM Roar! -
- Drumroll Please..... -
- Elements CRM for iPad! -
- Mac CRM in your hands -
- What direction to take when choosing a CRM system -


2011
- Happy Holidays from Ntractive -
- New Stuff Being Released Today! -
- Mac CRM Cloud Software, Yup that's us! -
- Steve Jobs 1955-2011 -
- Elements CRM 3.2 Ready To Roar on Mac OX Lion -


2010
- Hello Mac App Store! -