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CRM for Manufacturing, built around how you actually work
CRM for Manufacturing that lets you run the pipeline the way this industry actually works. Runs on the data you already have. Role-based access included.
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Your CRM on Your Database — No Migration Required
Unlike CRM builders that require you to move customer data to their platform, Jet Admin connects directly to your existing Postgres, MySQL, or any SQL database. Your customer records stay where they are — your CRM is live in hours.
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Field-Level Permissions for Sensitive Deal Data
Control which fields each role can see or edit. Hide deal values from SDRs, lock contract terms for legal review only, or let managers see full account history while reps see only their own pipeline — all configured at the field level, without code.
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Complex Relational Data: Accounts, Contacts, Deals, Activities
Jet Admin handles complex multi-table relationships natively — linking contacts to accounts, deals to contacts, activities to deals — with drill-down views and related record editing. Built for B2B CRM data models that outgrow spreadsheet-backed tools.
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Bulk Pipeline Management for Sales Ops Teams
Update deal stages, assign owners, and change status across hundreds of records at once with inline table editing and bulk actions — something form-based CRM builders can't do. Built for RevOps teams managing large, complex datasets.
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Dual Use: CRM for Reps + Admin Panel for Sales Ops
Jet Admin serves as both the front-end CRM your sales reps use and the back-end admin tool your sales ops team uses to manage data quality, run bulk updates, and build reports — all from one platform, one data source, zero sync issues.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a CRM for manufacturing?
A CRM shaped around long, quote-driven sales rather than transactional ones. The cycle runs in months, the quote is engineered rather than picked from a list, and the customer is often a distributor rather than the end user.
Does it handle RFQs and engineered quotes?
Yes. A quote can carry specification, drawing references and revisions, so the version the customer approved is identifiable later — which is the part a generic CRM loses.
Can it work with distributors and end users?
Yes. The distributor you invoice and the plant that actually uses the product can both sit on the opportunity, which is how demand is really structured in this sector.
Does it connect to our ERP?
Yes, through its API or directly against the database. Pricing, stock and order status can be read from the ERP rather than copied into the CRM and left to drift.
Can we see the pipeline by product line and plant?
Yes. Because the data model is yours, forecasting can be cut the way production planning actually needs it rather than by sales stage alone.
