Atmora Tech

Customer platform

A CRM your reps
actually update

Built for long sales cycles, negotiated pricing and field teams who work out of signal range. Quoting, forecasting and service tickets sit on the same customer record, so a renewal conversation starts with the open issues visible.

  • Cloud
  • Private cloud
  • On-premise

Overview

Pipeline, quoting and field sales for teams selling complex products.

CRM projects fail on data entry, not on features. This one is designed around the two minutes a rep will actually spend: two-tap call disposition, order capture on a phone with no connectivity, a quote built from a price book rather than a spreadsheet, and an approval that reaches the right manager without a chase. Managers get a forecast with commit categories and a week-on-week delta that shows which deals changed category without changing stage.

Territory rules, an SLA clock on first touch, duplicate detection on GSTIN and domain, and field-level permissions cover the governance side. It suits distributor networks, negotiated B2B pricing and field sales beats. If you sell one product through a self-serve checkout and your entire funnel is marketing automation, this is more CRM than you need and a lighter tool will serve you better.

94% of required fields populated within two quarters
Record completeness
within 6% of booked revenue at 30 days out
Forecast accuracy
3 days down to 4 hours including approvals
Quote turnaround
5.5 hours a week returned to selling
Admin time per rep

Modules

What ships in the box

  • Accounts and Contacts
  • Pipeline and Forecasting
  • Quotation and Pricing
  • Field Sales and Beat Plans
  • Service Tickets
  • Revenue Analytics

Integrates with

  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • Twilio
  • Exotel
  • Mailchimp
  • SAP S/4HANA
  • Tally Prime
  • Razorpay

Capabilities

What it does

  • Territory and assignment rules

    Leads route by geography, product line, account tier or round robin, with an SLA clock on first touch and automatic reassignment to a second owner when that clock lapses.

  • Forecasting with commit categories

    Reps set commit, best case and pipeline per opportunity. Managers see the roll-up, the week-on-week delta and which deals moved category without moving stage.

  • Quoting with an approval matrix

    Build quotes from a price book with volume breaks, route discounts past a threshold to the right approver, and lock approved pricing for a stated validity period.

  • Field sales app that works offline

    Beat plans, geo-tagged visit check-ins and order capture on a phone with no signal. Records sync when connectivity returns, with conflict resolution handled on the server.

  • Telephony and conversation logging

    Click to call through Twilio or Exotel, recordings attached to the contact, disposition captured in two taps, and talk-time reporting by rep and by account tier.

  • Service tickets on the customer record

    A support ticket sits on the account the sales team already looks at, so a renewal call opens with the outstanding issues visible rather than raised as a surprise.

  • Duplicate detection and data hygiene

    Fuzzy matching on company name, GSTIN and email domain flags duplicates at the point of creation, and the merge tool keeps the surviving record's audit history intact.

  • Field-level permissions

    Role-based access down to individual fields, so a channel partner user sees the opportunity but not the margin. Every change is written to an append-only audit log.

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Can it handle distributor and dealer selling rather than direct?

Yes. Accounts carry a channel hierarchy, secondary sales can be captured against the dealer who actually sold the unit, and partner users get a restricted portal view with margin and cost fields hidden by the field-level permission model.

What does the offline field app actually store on the device?

The rep's assigned accounts, the current price book, open orders and their beat plan for the next seven days, encrypted at rest. Writes queue locally and replay on reconnect; server-side conflict rules decide the winner and log both versions.

How long does a migration from an existing CRM take?

For a single-instance source with clean account and contact data, six to ten weeks including deduplication, historical activity import and parallel running. Custom objects and heavily scripted automation extend that, and we scope those before quoting.

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