Game-changing CRM solution Oomph has revealed it is offering three months free for new users, as the superb accessibility of the platform continues to break down barriers.
To ensure the trial is as accessible as possible to all new users, Oomph does not require a user to enter their card details until a two-week trial period has elapsed. This no-strings-attached approach, coupled with Oomph’s compatibility with platforms like Xero and Microsoft 365, and its extensive knowledge base of guides, videos, and release notes, means it has never been easier for new users to enjoy all the benefits of Oomph.
The CRM system enables SMEs to save time and money by automating tasks within every level of their business and provides actionable, data-driven insights. And its free trial comes at an opportune time for businesses looking to digitally transform their operations, as Xero – the leading accounting software, of which Oomph is a certified partner app – is offering 90% off for 3 months to any business that buys a plan in October.
This means that businesses can turbocharge every level of their operations and enjoy all the benefits of Oomph CRM combined with Xero accounting software for a tiny upfront investment.
“We want to be an open and accessible platform that everyone can use in a way that works for them,” explained Karsten Smet, CEO at Oomph. “Every decision we’ve made in our platform design was made to improve accessibility for all our customers. Making our whole platform free for three months helps our users get used to the system and enjoy every one of its many benefits without having to invest a penny, and our seamless integration with platforms like Xero unlocks unmissable opportunities for SMEs to revolutionise the way they do business.
“We’re confident that, after three months with Oomph, users will wonder how they coped without it!”
Oomph is highly customisable and enables the user to display data in a way that works for them. This means every installation can be tailored to perfectly meet the needs of each SME.
