CRM implementation that connects website and follow-up

A CRM only works when enquiries, customer data and follow-up run without loose handovers. Site.nu connects website, forms, email, automation and CRM in one managed environment. We improve what works and replace only what stands in the way of the agreed route.

Organisations that organise their commercial environment with Site.nu

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The problem

Software without an owner just moves the problem

The software works, but enquiries get stuck between systems.

As long as definitions, handovers and ownership stay unclear, a new CRM mostly just moves the same problem.

  • Contacts live in mailboxes and spreadsheets, not in one system

  • Marketing and sales work from different definitions

  • Duplicates and outdated records carry over into the migration

  • Nobody owns integrations, permissions and incidents after go-live

A working CRM starts with the process

Site.nu starts with the route from enquiry to follow-up. Then we configure software, data and integrations around that process.

CRM implementation by Site.nu
  • Starts with the route from enquiry to follow-up
  • Sets definitions and leading data in advance
  • Connects website, forms, email and CRM
  • Tests the full route, including failure scenarios
  • Keeps technology and management with one accountable partner
Software configuration alone
  • Fields, pipelines and licences as a limited brief
  • Process choices left to the internal team
  • Website and form integrations handled separately
  • Acceptance of the full enquiry organised apart
  • Management and changes agreed with the parties involved

We keep what works and change only what blocks the agreed route.

How it works

How your enquiry route can work.

A request comes in

Website · A visitor requests a flex desk for her team through the website form.

The details are ready

Automatic · Request and contact details land in the agreed CRM record.

Follow-up gets an owner

Automatic · The request gets an owner and a next action.

A colleague responds

Your team · A colleague handles the request and books the next step.

Progress stays visible

Your team · The status shows what happened and what is still open.

From enquiry to follow-up

What we set up for you.

Customer data in the right place

We decide which contacts and company details are needed, what carries over and where data is managed from now on.

A sales process you recognise

We set up the key statuses, fields and views around the way your team already handles enquiries.

Enquiries to the right colleague

We connect the relevant forms and set up the agreed routing and next steps.

Follow-up with less manual work

We decide which tasks, notifications and automations are useful, and which actions stay with your team.

A team that can work with it

People practise their own tasks and know where to find and update information.

Clarity after go-live

We agree who handles support, technical checks and changes.

Where does it get stuck now?

Tell us which CRM you use or are considering, which other systems are involved, and where enquiries, customer data or follow-up get stuck. We will contact you in person to discuss the situation and the timing you want.

Costs

What does a CRM implementation cost?

The one-off investment depends on the scope. The subscription is recurring.

The one-off investment depends on the number of processes, the data that has to carry over and the integrations you need. We agree up front what we deliver and which work falls outside that scope. If you use Site.nu, the chosen subscription comes on top of that. With an existing CRM environment, we set out separately which software licences and management arrangements stay in place.

  • One-off: setup, migration and the agreed integrations

  • Recurring: platform or existing licences, plus the agreed management

  • Additional: changes and services outside your package

Direction first, then delivery

The Commercial Blueprint sets out what the environment must deliver, which route has to work first, and what that requires. Then we configure CRM, website, forms, data and follow-up in phases.

01 · Direction

The Commercial Blueprint

We bring commercial goals, customer journey, process, data, systems and ownership together in one clear plan.

Decisions before configuration

  • What can stay in your current CRM
  • Which data and forms carry over
  • What the first delivery has to do

02 · Delivery

CRM implementation and management

We configure CRM, website, forms, email, automation and measurement around the agreed route.

Agreements for build and launch

  • Forms connected to the agreed CRM
  • Enquiries with an owner and a next action
  • A tested route and handover to your team
Five fixed steps

From plan to a working CRM process

1. Introductory call

We discuss the reason, the systems involved, and where enquiries, data or follow-up get stuck.

Question and mutual fit

01

2. Commercial Blueprint

We record the route, data, systems, responsibilities and risks.

Route and scope

02

3. Phased implementation

We first build what the most important route needs. Later phases connect to the same foundation.

The most important route first

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4. Testing

We test the full route from form to owner, task, confirmation, status and reporting, including error messages, temporary outages and safe recovery.

From form to reporting

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5. Launch and management

We record monitoring, the incident route, change ownership and the first review. Site.nu watches the technology; your team remains owner of commercial choices and customer relationships.

One point of contact

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Wiertz

After growth and acquisition, one managed environment again

Wiertz

One structure for content and management

The setup followed from the routes and the management Wiertz had to bring together.

View the Wiertz project
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Clear agreements

Questions about CRM implementation

Answers on existing systems, integrations, migration, planning, cost and management.

Let CRM and follow-up work as one process

Bring the current CRM, the integrations involved and an example of an enquiry. Discuss who can assess the data, who decides the process, and which staff will test the setup.