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Really Simple Systems Free Edition Gets 1,000-Plus Signups

By Rahul Arora
TMCnet Contributor

More than 1,000 users have signed up for Really Simple Systems Free Edition, announced Really Simple Systems , the largest U.K. vendor of Web-based CRM systems, in a press release. The huge figure of 1,000 sign-ups indicates the popularity of Really Simple Systems Free Edition that was launched in October this year.

A two-user, hosted, free CRM system, Really Simple Systems Free Edition covers the complete sales process from account and contact management through to sales forecasting and reporting via web-based CRM.

“Our target when the Free Edition was launched was 10,000 new users in the first year and we look well on our way to achieving this,” said John Paterson, CEO of Really Simple Systems, in a statement. “Really Simple Systems Free Edition is a great way for small companies, that have been put off CRM system either by costs or complexity, to get ready for the upturn, offer better service to their customers and to convert more prospects.”

“What I really like about the Web-based CRM software is the intuitive interface and the fact that it is really simple to use, which is exactly what you’d hope for from a company called Really Simple Systems,” said Vijay Potukuchi, CEO of Brainy Bunch Education, a private tuition and e-learning business, in a press release. 

Lee Sivyer, owner of LSA Technical Services, said, “I looked at Sage ACT! and SalesForce but Really Simple Systems was the best cloud CRM for ease of use.”

 “I have been using free CRM from Really Simple Systems for a couple of weeks now and I am finding it a great help in keeping me organized. I feel it allows me to manage my customers in a very professional way,” added Belinda Diana, company director of CleaninGreen Ltd., a provider of eco-friendly cleaning services and products to domestic and commercial customers.

Paterson continued, “User feedback from early adopters has been really positive, and has been a great source of ideas to make the system even easier to use."

Rahul Arora is a TMCnet contributor. He has worked as an editor and freelance writer for several reputed organizations in India. To read more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Tammy Wolf