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Customer and supplier management system

A customer and supplier management system keeps one record for every customer and supplier: contacts, history, balances and documents. The Nexoviz team builds it around the information your business needs to find quickly.

Who it is for

It suits businesses whose customer and supplier details sit in phones, inboxes and several spreadsheets, so that colleagues cannot easily see who was contacted, what was agreed or what is still owed.

What we do

A project can include the following, chosen to fit your business.

  • Contact records

    Names, roles, phone numbers, emails and addresses in one searchable place.

  • History

    Notes and past interactions, so any colleague can pick up a conversation.

  • Balances

    See what a customer owes you or what you owe a supplier, based on the records entered.

  • Documents

    Attach contracts, quotes and correspondence to the right record.

  • Groups and filters

    Sort records by type, area or any category that matters to you.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Review what you hold now

    Look at where customer and supplier details live and how complete they are.
  2. Step 2: Agree the fields and access

    Decide what each record should hold and who may see or change it.
  3. Step 3: Set up and bring records across

    Build the system, import what you have and check it with you.
  4. Step 4: Hand over

    Show your team how to use it and keep it up to date.

What we need from you

A tidy start makes a tidy system, but untidy data can be sorted during the project.

  • Your existing lists

    Spreadsheets, address books or exports, in whatever condition they are in.

  • What you need to record

    The details and documents your team looks for most often.

  • Access rules

    Who may view, edit or export sensitive records.

  • Related systems

    Invoicing or accounting tools whose customer details should match.

Personal data

Customer and supplier records often include personal details. Who can see them, where they are held and how they are removed are agreed in writing for each project.

Keeping records useful

A record is only helpful if people keep it current. We agree simple habits with you, such as who adds a new contact, who updates a balance and how duplicates are merged, and we show your team how to follow them. Small routines matter more than extra features.

Think too about who should not see certain records, such as terms agreed with one particular customer. Access rules are easier to set up at the start than to add later, so we ask about them in the first conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as a sales CRM?
It overlaps, but the focus here is the business record: contacts, balances and documents for customers and suppliers. Tell us what you need and we will say how far we can go.
Can you clean up my existing lists?
Tidying and merging records can be part of the project. Share a sample and we will discuss the effort involved.
Can customers see their own records?
A customer-facing area is possible as a separate piece of work. See the web and mobile applications page.
How is personal data handled?
Data handling is agreed in writing for each project, including who has access and what happens at the end.
What does it cost?
Cost depends on scope and we do not publish fixed fees. Describe your records and we will discuss it with you.
What if my records are spread across several files?
That is common. We review the files, agree which details to keep and merge them into one set of records. Duplicates and gaps are discussed with you before anything is removed, so you decide what stays.

One record for every contact

Tell us where customer and supplier details live today.

Information on this page is general and may change. Requirements are set by the relevant UAE authorities. Contact us for advice on your situation.

Nexoviz is an independent company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any government authority unless stated.