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Stop losing leads in WhatsApp and notebooks
Most Pakistani SMEs track customers across WhatsApp, a diary and someone's memory. A CRM puts every lead, follow-up and deal in one place so nothing goes cold because a salesperson forgot.
Starts at
Rs. 30,000
Up to
Rs. 180,000
Timeline
5-12 weeks
What you get
- Lead capture from website, WhatsApp and calls
- Sales pipeline with stages and ownership
- Follow-up reminders and task assignment
- Customer history with every call, message and order
- Quotation and invoice generation
- Sales reporting by person, product and source
How it runs
- 1
Map the process
We document how your sales actually happen today, not how a textbook says they should.
- 2
Pipeline design
Stages, fields and permissions agreed before build.
- 3
Build
Two-week sprints with a usable system at the end of each.
- 4
Migrate
Existing contacts imported and de-duplicated.
- 5
Train
Your sales team trained until they actually use it.
Industries that use this
Questions
- How much does a CRM cost in Pakistan?
- A custom CRM runs Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 180,000 depending on modules and user count. Hosted tools like Zoho start around $14 per user per month, which is cheaper to begin with but you pay forever and cannot change how it works.
- Custom CRM or Zoho/HubSpot?
- Off-the-shelf if your sales process is conventional and you have under about ten users. Custom once the monthly fees add up or your process genuinely does not fit their model. We will tell you honestly which applies.
- Can it capture WhatsApp leads?
- Yes. WhatsApp Business API messages land as leads in the pipeline automatically, which is the single biggest gap in Pakistani sales tracking.
- Will the sales team actually use it?
- Only if it is faster than their current method. We design for minimum data entry and train until it sticks — a CRM nobody updates is worse than a notebook.