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Pro-bis.com wins significant new global business

Pro-bis.com has increased its number of users by 76 per cent in the last six months. During this time, Pro-bis.com, one of the leading providers of affordable web based sales and customer management solutions designed for the property industry, has gained a number of significant client wins in the UK and global property industry including Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, 7ci, Someplace Else, Midas Group, Churchill and Property Investor Worldwide.

Launched earlier this year, Pro-bis.com now boasts an extensive global reach with clients in UK, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Egypt, Morocco, Cyprus, Dubai, Hong Kong, Japan, Bulgaria and Estonia.

Jameel Golding, co-founder and chief-architect of Pro-bis.com says: “We are seeing a significant increase in new business from some of the leading property companies in the UK and globally which we attribute to the growing awareness that the property industry is not working to its full potential and using out-dated and inefficient methods of managing sales leads.”

“In the last six months alone new client wins include Colliers, one of the leading commercial real estate organizations in the world, Cushman & Wakefield, ranked in the top three overall real estate advisors globally, 7ci, one of the top ten property investment companies in the UK and Someplace Else, a UK based company specialising in investment property in new and emerging markets.”

Alistair Powell, managing director of 7ci, says: “Prior to purchasing Pro-bis.com, we used a very basic CRM software package which only allowed us to enter clients details and retrieve data. It became imperative that we adopted a fully-fledged CRM solution that worked exactly how they wanted it to. Before choosing Pro-bis.com, we trialled about 15 different systems and not one of them came close to the benefits Pro-bis.com offered.”

“In only three months, we have already seen an increase in the overall efficiency in the business.  We are currently saving 1-2 hours of administration per day, 3-4 hours of client liaison time and an increase in sales efficiency through effective client tracking by 15 per cent.”

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