CNET Editors' review
This program is made for business owners who need client information quickly with little hassle. Customer Database Pro takes a lot of the headache out of managing a database with a basic interface and allows a user to customize every last detail, from customer name and location to phone and e-mail contacts, as well as personal information or additional news.Records are searched and retrieved in a matter of seconds. This program is more functional than flashy, however; though our CNET testers thought the interface "ordinary," it thankfully does not require a database wizard to operate. A few quirks with the trial version should be noted: when creating a new database, the program requires multiple acceptances of the company's licensing agreement. Despite its small quirks, as a basic database manager Customer Database Pro is a good program for businesspeople who need a trusty customer-information tool.
Publisher's Description
From Microguru:
Customer Database Pro (CDB) is a complete, multi-user, customer database, and help-desk solution. CDB keeps track of your valuable customer information. You can enter products purchased and/or services subscribed to by each customer. You also can log issues encountered by your customers and their resolutions. Logged issues and customer records are fully searchable. CDB is readily customizable.
What's new in this version: Version 6 Rev 118 includes minor updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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"Won't Install on 7"
Version: Customer Database Pro 6 Rev 118
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Don't know; after the Cnet installer downloads the file to install, Install does nothing
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Umm, won't install on 7?
is this a CBD problem, or a CNET problem?Summary
Would like to try it. Tell me how.
Okay, got it to install somehow... Seems like a decent program, but I have certain ideas in may head about how I need it to work with my data, and I just don't think an off-the shelf product is going to fit that.
Updated on Nov 30, 2011
So, in conclusion, this is closer than others, but still not what I'm looking for.
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