Switchit’s Salesforce integration automates the process of you manually having to enter new contact entries into Salesforce. By syncing your Switchit contacts with Salesforce, you can automatically import enriched contact details directly into your Salesforce Contacts such as the person’s name, phone number, fax, email, title, address, and descriptions.
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Switchit’s HubSpot integration automates the process of you manually having to enter new contact entries into HubSpot. By syncing your Switchit contacts with HubSpot, you can automatically import enriched contact details directly into your HubSpot Contacts such as the person’s name, phone number, email, title, company, address, and website.
Read MoreUse a QR Code to share your digital business card with Switchit
In this article, we will show you how easy it is to use the QR code generator in Switchit to share your digital business card. QR (Quick Response) codes have become common and are a growing trend in consumer advertising; making them an innovate way to direct traffic to a specific source.
Read MoreFollow up with contacts by creating reminder alerts
The goal of sharing your contact information with people is to get an opportunity to have a formal meeting, whether in person or virtually. What’s more, following up with contacts is critical to establishing new business relationships. Don’t you wish there was a way to make following up with people easier? Enter Switchit! With traditional paper business cards, the process of exchanging a card and scheduling a follow up meeting can get lost in other priorities. With Switchit, following up can be done in seconds!
Read MoreGuest Blog: Tips for Hiring a Virtual Assistant for Your Business
Remote work has become a major part of today’s business landscape. According to a State of Workplace Productivity Report, 65% of full-time employees believe remote work would allow them to be more productive. Another study conducted by Stanford University found that, after a 9-month project that followed a team of scholars, there was a “13 percent increase in the remote workers’ productivity with more time per shift or fewer sick leaves and breaks.”
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