As your business grows, manually keeping track of your prospects and customers with spreadsheets and random notes in different places becomes near impossible.
Not only is this type of system time- and energy-consuming to manage, but things also start slipping through the cracks at an alarming rate. This only serves to exhaust your team and disappoint to your customers.
You don’t want this to happen to you, do you? No. That’s why you need a CRM.
On July 1, 2026, Intuit began pushing its “Customer Hub” and a redesigned web and mobile experience out to a much broader slice of QuickBooks Online customers in the United States — not as a beta, but as the default experience for a growing share of Essentials, Plus, Advanced, and Enterprise S
A supplier emails to say a component shipment is running two weeks late. In most ERP systems, that email sits in an inbox until a buyer opens it, manually finds the affected purchase order, checks which production orders depend on that part, and then figures out which customer commitments are now at
On July 6, 2026, Microsoft quietly closed a gap that has been slowing down every Dynamics 365 and Power Platform team that also wants to use Claude or Cursor: the Dataverse coding-agent plugin, previously limited to GitHub Copilot, is now available across the Claude and Cursor marketplaces too. If y
Salesforce closed out July 2026 with a split screen. On one side: Agentforce Help Agent and Agentforce Customer Service Portal went generally available, backed by a pay-per-resolution pricing model that charges $2 only when the AI actually closes a case—and Agentforce plus Data 360 annual recu
HubSpot now ships native connectors into four major AI assistants at once — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft 365 Copilot — and at least two of them can write back to your CRM, not just read from it. That is a meaningfully different proposition than the “ask a chatbot about your dat
On July 15, 2026, Oracle NetSuite began rolling out NetSuite Next to customers in the United States and Canada — the first phase of what Oracle is calling the biggest change to the product since NetSuite launched in 1998. The headline feature, Ask Oracle, drops a conversational AI assistant di
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