You’ve seen my posts about the benefits of bringing Act! CRM into the workplace, the help it can provide in customer management and organizing the office, and how it can not only save you money but increase it by making your business more efficient. You decided your business couldn’t do without it, so you bought it.
But now you’re lost. You can see the potential of the program, but implementing it is a different story. Like any program, Act! can be confusing to get up and running, and sometimes problems arise that are beyond your expertise. That’s when you have to enlist an Act consultant.
Thankfully, we’ve got the Act! experts you need. Whether you simply have a question about something that’s preventing you from getting the program running like it should, or you need someone to help walk you through making it work better for your specific situation, our act software consultants are here to make sure you’re able to use the software like it’s intended so it can streamline your business, increase your customer satisfaction, and make sure your business is in tip-top shape.
To find out how you we can help you work through even the most challenging problems you might face with your Act! CRM software, learn how you can implement it into your business, or to find out how you can score the best deal on it possible, be sure to contact us. Our expert staff will make your Act software more efficient, help you to better serve your customers, and insure that your bottom line is ever-increasing!
Hello
My computer recently crashed and I had to restore all files and re install ACT PRO 2011. Now when I try to open database I get an error message to re-index database. I tried running actdiag from run command, however my database does not show in the list of databases . Any help is appreciated
Thanks
Hi Bandy, there are a couple of reasons why Act might be “acting” up. When you said you “restored all files” I hope that meant from an Act backup. If not, you might have left important pieces behind that Act is looking for. You said your computer crashed; you Act files might have been on one of those corrupted sectors and been damaged. Finally, you might have all the files in there properly but SQL might not have installed properly, or the service might not be running. If you continue to have problems please reach out to kim@techbenders.com – If it’s at all possible to recover your data she can do it!