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Originally Posted by Texas Aggie
Incidentally, one thing you and your competitors could do a MUCH better job of is showing how your software works to the average user without requiring IRS level information to get a demo. I don't do any assigning, but I'm in a position to make recommendations IF I were able to demo a product and could persuade the folks I work with that a product is better than what we are using now.
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You know what I require to get a demo?
Basically, you just need to ask.
We have a sample association that you can try out for free with basically no information needed....although I appreciate at least a name and email address/phone number. It is semi-public and may be potentially used for testing by others as well as for internal testing so some things might change from underneath you (but that is not too likely at any given moment).
If you want a "private" demo...one set up specifically for your organization, We request only a few things....
- Organization's name
- Organization's abbreviation
- A name
- An email address
And you can even lie about all of it but the email...which is needed to send a password.
With that, I can usually have you up and running about 10 minutes after I get the request.
Of course, for full configuration, you might wish to send up a lot more info....rosters and such...but we don't need any of that to set up the demo.
Then, if you like it, the demo account becomes the real account...don't need to redo anything.