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Features

The complete catalogue of what EasyCRM does, grouped by area. Each feature says what it is, what it does, and what it gives you.

If you want the short version, the feature checklist lists everything on one page.

The six things it changes​

Before the detail, the argument. These are the reasons companies adopt it.

1 · Cost​

People who only read, or only update a few fields, use EasyCRM instead of a Salesforce seat.

What you gain: the number of full Salesforce licences you buy is driven by who really works in Salesforce, not by who needs to see the data.

2 · Simplicity​

A short list of tabs, the fields you choose, and nothing else. No Salesforce vocabulary on screen.

What you gain: training measured in minutes, and fewer mistakes from people navigating a product built for specialists.

3 · Live data​

Every list, report and dashboard reads the real data at the moment it is opened.

What you gain: no exported spreadsheets going stale, and no arguments about whose copy is right.

4 · Control​

A full access model — per-person permissions, record sharing, a management hierarchy, and rules that narrow access where needed.

What you gain: you can open data to more people and still be specific about who sees what.

5 · It looks like your company​

Your name, logo, colours and a sign-in page you design yourself.

What you gain: something you can put in front of customers and partners, not an obviously third-party tool.

6 · No code to change it​

Fields, layouts, tabs, apps, buttons, reports, dashboards and the sign-in page are all configured on screen.

What you gain: an administrator makes changes the same afternoon, without a developer or a release.

The catalogue​

AreaCovers
Access and usersSign-in, roles, multi-company, delegated administration
RecordsLists, views, filters, record pages, editing, ownership
Activities and filesCalls, tasks, events, timelines, documents
ReportingThe report builder in full
DashboardsTiles, filters, audience control
SecurityPermissions, sharing, scoping, diagnostics
Configuration and brandingLayouts, tabs, apps, buttons, white-labelling
Data and integrationImport, mappings, the API, publishing back
Operations and scaleAudit, health checks, performance, licensing
ChecklistEverything, on one page