OK, so what Outlook-based CRM alternatives to BCM do people like? The lack
of customizable forms is a fatal shortcoming for us, but we do want to stick
with something that's build on Outlook and Exchange.

Daniel,

Check out both of these 2 excellent options:

www.avidian.com

www.teamscope.com

Avidian has developed an add-in MSDE db similiar to BCM that truly does work
within Outlook. Teamscope works entirely within an Exchange folder structure.
I am personally more familiar with the Avidian Prophet application.

-THP

daniel kurtz wrote:
>OK, so what Outlook-based CRM alternatives to BCM do people like? The lack
>of customizable forms is a fatal shortcoming for us, but we do want to stick
>with something that's build on Outlook and Exchange.

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Thanks Tim.

Both of those look very good... much better than BCM. I particularly like
the way Avidian works, but I'm not the one making the decision <g>.

daniel

"Tim P via OfficeKB.com" <u8453@uwe> wrote in message
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> Daniel,
>
> Check out both of these 2 excellent options:
>
> www.avidian.com
>
> www.teamscope.com
>
> Avidian has developed an add-in MSDE db similiar to BCM that truly does
> work
> within Outlook. Teamscope works entirely within an Exchange folder
> structure.
> I am personally more familiar with the Avidian Prophet application.

centerbase.com
dallas startup. looks wild. all sales final policy, but there's a trial.

"daniel kurtz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> OK, so what Outlook-based CRM alternatives to BCM do people like? The
> lack of customizable forms is a fatal shortcoming for us, but we do
> want to stick with something that's build on Outlook and Exchange.
>
>
>