LPL Salesforce Partnership - would this make my CRM not 100% mine?
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I recently decided to switch from an insurance company to LPL. The branch has "hired" me; LPL is currently doing their due diligence on the corporate side.
My reasons were 90% for the ability to own my book and have total product flexibility. I didn't think much about technology or crm; its just not how I'm wired; For the right price, you can always buy the best in your own.
I think that the way that they integrate salesforce.com and branchnet could save me some time and allow me to better give my clients referrable value. So I'm pretty sure I want to buy LPL's SF. ( I currently have SF and am paying more than LPL's version. I know I suck.. I was connecting with a huge team and bought their big-butt version.)
Here's my question:
1. Can LPL access my SF? Can my branch manager? ACO? LPL corporate?
Am I exposing my rolodex? ( I know indy's are supposed to be cool about that,..but still).
2.. Every once in a while I benefit from the fact that my CRM isn't within view of my employer. For instance, notes of my conversations about my move to LPL are all meticulously recorded in SF. I even touted the benefits of this move to my clients, which is definitely selling away according to my current ACO.
Would my salesforce cease to be a safe zone? I could live with that.. But I'd feel wrong and it would suck. I take better care of clients by recording EVERYTHING! They also deserve privacy from anyone other than me when that's what they request/expect.
Does anyone know about this? Thank you all!
All I know is if you keep everything on the up and up and maintain a “clients first” approach you wont go wrong with either setup
All I know is if you keep everything on the up and up and maintain a “clients first” approach you wont go wrong with either setup