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Sales Rep Mobile App on the App Store

By Anonymous


Field sales managers and supervisors need timely information from the field to properly do their jobs. However, when an outside sales rep is doing back office work, especially a "superstar", he/she is not selling.

VisitBasis is a complete mobile field sales solution, as it is a cloud-based enterprise data collection software for managing, scheduling, and monitoring field team activities in real-time. It allows field sales operations managers and supervisors to oversee all stages of the outside sales process, from assigning territories, calls and tasks to retrieving up-to-the minute results through VisitBasis online dashboard and reports.

The VisitBasis Sales Rep Mobile App allows field reps to perform all sales-related activities on the go, virtually eliminating paperwork, increasing customer-facing time and reducing sales cycles. With VisitBasis, outside sales reps are able to:
  • Place orders and supply call-related information from their smartphones or tablets (iOs and Android)
  • Calculate the best route for the day, saving time and travel costs
  • Have all the information they need to succeed at their fingertips, including customer and product information

Keep your field sales in the field, anytime, anywhere with the VisitBasis Sales Rep Mobile App. Set up today your free account today at www.visitbasis.com!

Let us show you how VisitBasis works - schedule your demo today by emailing us at sales@visitbasis.com.


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