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Lead Management Strategy With 3rd Party Dealers?
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I am trying to implement a lead management process in an effort to align marketing with the sales process. We are using Salesforce CRM. Domestically, my sales org consists of 3 regional sales managers (East, West, & Central) each working with up to five third-party dealers.
My challenge is this: I want to be able to track from lead to sale for comprehensive reporting. Unfortunately, however, with our dealers all being on their own separate CRM systems and reporting to other principles besides ourselves, the prospect of ramping them all up on Salesforce is too much. They refuse to do this.
In addition, to ask the reps to update the status of all leads during their busy schedule is also not a viable option.
Are there any best practices out there with regards to lead management in sales organizations with dealer networks?
Thank you for your time,
~Danielle~