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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 1.4 inches | | Product Width: | 7.3 inches | | Product Height: | 5.3 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.35 pounds | | Package Length: | 7.3 inches | | Package Width: | 5.3 inches | | Package Height: | 1.4 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: | based on 23 reviews |
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| | System Requirements | | Platform: | Windows Vista / Windows 98 / Windows 2000 / Windows XP | | Media: | CD-ROM | | Item Quantity: | 1 |
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| | Features | Organize what you need to know about any customer, all on one screenPulls latest customer information from QuickBooks, Outlook or Outlook Express; keeps information uniform and up to dateCommunicate with customers efficiently; send personalized e-mails or letters and create new mailing labelsManage project quickly and easily; view appointments, e-mails, letters, faxes, spreadsheets, and more on one screenSimple to learn and use; set-up wizards get you up and running in 30 minutes
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 23 customer reviews )
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12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Be careful - Serious display DPI resolution issue Oct 13, 2007
By D I have used, or should say TRIED to use, this product though version 1.x, 2.x and now 2.5. When it works it is very useful. My trial of version 2.5 went very well so I purchased the upgrade. The day my purchased version was on the UPS truck I moved the balance of my customer data into the trial version. I went to look at the "Names" tab and had a big red "X" across the screen. Several calls to tech support later I found that the computer screen font resolution - actually the "DPI" setting **MUST** be 96 DPI or the software will corrupt the database. I have a high end notebook with a screen resolution of 1680x1050 and my DPI setting was set to 120 so the fonts and icons were more readable. I have about 60 programs running on the same computer that run fine at 120 DPI and there is NO REASON WHY I SHOULD HAVE TO CHANGE IT TO FIT THE SOFTWARE.
The result >> The database I had been loading and working with for about 25 days AND the balance of it I had just put it were trashed! It took me over 6 hours to reload, resysnc and cleanup the data in Outlook, QuickBooks and Customer Manager. Even after that Customer Manager stills trys to push what it thinks is customer info that it got from Outlook into QuickBooks - even though there is nothing in the records that would indicate it is customer data (no groups or categories even remotely flagged as "customer".)
One thing that should make you suspicious is that when you call QuickBooks tech support option >>> #1 <<< is for Customer manager support!
So... If you can get this SW to work for you it can be quite useful - even with all the *&%^ above I am going to try it one last time. Its amazing how a company who makes such good accounting software can still be putting out this SW with so many quirks in it.
Beware and Be careful if you use this software!
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
This software is HORRIBLE Feb 15, 2008
By Gregg Richards
"GreggRich1"
I am in amazement that anyone could write a review AT ALL with anything positive to say about this product.
It MIGHT be decent software if you never try to synchronize it with QBooks or Outlook. But, that is what I needed, that is what they advertise, so I bought it. What a horrifying experience. If you look on-line (do a search for slow customer manager) you will see that there is no real fix. People with gigantic, powerful computers are brought to their knees with the slowness of this memory and processing hog. Try to drag and drop a piece of data, or attach an email to a customer's file, and you might as well go make coffee. Actually, you have enough time to fly to Brazil to pick your own beans.
Intuit support is only going to tell you that it is one of the "other files" that is corrupt, like your QuickBooks file - OH, don't have support on THAT product, well, you need to pay for this phone call. Never mind that the only program on your computer that doesn't work is Customer Manager. It hoses up EVERYTHING.
Intuit should be ashamed of this product and to be sure, as so many have said before me, it should be integrated into QuickBooks as a one piece solution.
By the way, the functionality of project tracking and linking data, emails and appointments, employees to their companies (contact association), & things of that sort are almost acceptable but the two huge problems are slowness, (beyond belief) and data transfers. Linking and finding data fields aren't even compatable with Quickbooks meaning, type in an address in QB and you won't be able to find it in QBCM, you'll have to type it again.
Do yourself a favor, use paper and pencil, it is faster and more efficient that QBCM. STAY AWAY!
I am editing to say, I am no computer idiot...I bought the software and spent 2 months trying to make it run right. It works with their stupid little sample database but when you sync a perfect QB database to it, and a perfect Outlook DB to it, adios amigo, you just bought a nightmare that simply WILL NOT END until you toss this in the trash.
I sent mine back to Intuit (after speaking to "tech support") for a refund. I am sorry I wasted so much time. If you are serious, this software ISN'T.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Great for Small Business Jun 08, 2007
By M. Helm If you have a small business, this is the tool for you. We simply needed to keep track of our customers. Name, address, phone number, date of birth, place of employment, and type of products we have sold to them. You can put them in catagories, you can print labels, and import from your other Quickbooks programs..if you use them. Very simple and easy to use. Great search feature too. This is just a basic way to keep track of your customers on the computer. Nothing fancy no bells and whistles. Basics that work.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Supports 96 DPI only Apr 19, 2008
By David J. Kricker
"medivac"
This product might have received a better review if I could have gotten
past the online registration screen.
I couldn't, because it only supports one monitor resolution (96 DPI), which doesn't match my monitor capability. Intuit is aware of this bug, but has no fix for it.
In my 20-odd years of doing software technical support, we had a name for this type of bug, and it was "showstopper". Reputable companies fixed these bugs before releasing product to customers.
It's interesting to note that Quickbooks itself doesn't suffer from this problem, indicating that Intuit knows how to support multiple resolutions, but, for some reason refuses to do it in Customer Manager.
Update
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Intuit has refunded the purchase price of this product. If and when they fix this bug,
we'll consider applying the refund toward the updated version.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Great for the SMALL small business and more Mar 08, 2007
By M. Burgos
"Expert Kindle graphics artist, amateur photographer, Puerto Rico history buff."
I just finished beta testing the 2.5 edition of QCM. I have used the product in version 1 and 2 and each time was very happy with it. I have a home business and also do consulting under my own name. QCM helps me a lot with an easy to use contact manager, and I love that I can sync it to Quickbooks.
I also have an online store, hosted by Yahoo!, and Yahoo! store manager has a neat quickbooks export option. Using that with QCM as well was very helpful in maintaining my customer base.
If you have a small business and need an easy to use yet feature filled contact manager and customer record database that also works well with quickbooks, then Quickbooks Customer Manager is a very good choice.
See all 23 customer reviews on Amazon.com
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