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About Sales Day

Built around the reality
of selling

Sales Day is a complete CRM for sole traders and small sales teams who want to organise their customers, opportunities and daily sales activity without unnecessary complexity.

Created by someone who works in sales

Sales Day was created by Jarrett Truscott after years spent managing customer relationships, opportunities, follow-ups and the everyday demands of selling.

The same problem kept appearing: many CRM systems were effective at storing information, but less effective at helping salespeople decide what needed their attention next.

Sales Day was created to close that gap. It combines the essential capabilities of a complete CRM with a clear daily view of tasks, meetings, priorities and customer follow-ups.

The aim is straightforward: less time managing the CRM and more time moving sales activity forward.

A CRM should help you run your sales day

Customer information matters, but recording it is only part of the job. Salespeople also need to know who to contact, what needs to happen next and which opportunities require attention.

Sales Day connects leads, contacts, accounts, deals, tasks and meetings to one clear daily plan. Diary, Today and Push help users organise activity while keeping the reason, history and customer context attached.

Complete, not complicated

The core CRM capabilities needed to manage customers and opportunities, presented without unnecessary administration.

Built around action

Tasks, meetings, priorities and follow-ups come together in a daily view that makes the next action clear.

Straightforward value

Clear plans and practical features for individual sellers and small teams, with a 14-day Solo trial and no card required.

The company behind Sales Day

Sales Day is developed and operated by Sales Day Software Ltd, based in Belfast, United Kingdom.

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