A merchant's system containing a store and its contents. It generates electronic offers, and validates electronic receipts. See also back office.
The revenue-generating sales force.
A term that refers to the main business activities of a company, as opposed to the operational or ' back office' operations. For example, the front office of an investment bank comprises the analysts, dealers and traders, while the back office comprises the accounting, reporting and support operations. A clear demarcation between front office and back office helps ensure that appropriate Chinese Walls exist within a financial services organisation and that its business activities are properly accountable and appropriately monitored and recorded.
Term used to describe the front-line dealing staff of a bank's money market operation. See Back Office, Middle Office.
Refers to the sales and/or customer service personnel in banks, insurance, brokerage or other financial services institutions.
A general term for the category of applications that support customer service, sales, marketing and similar enterprise functions.
Refers to revenue generating sales personnel in a brokerage, insurance, or other financial services operation.
Revenue generating sales and trading personnel in a brokerage, insurance, or other financial services operation.
Those parts of your business that take place in the 'front office'. CRM aims to help with these. Front office tasks include customer service, sales and marketing.
The operations and staff of a company that are customer facing. These may include: customer service, customer support, call centers, and internal sales.
An office usually situated in the lobby: always inside the main entrance, the main functions of which are : Control and sale of guest rooms Providing key, mail and information service for guests Keeping guest accounts, rendering bills and receiving payments Providing information to other departments.
An optional component that integrates with Microsoft Office to enable uploading of files
Is the area or function which relates to trading, investing, or sales activities for a financial firm. Orders start here, flow through the middle office, if any, and get processed by the back office. See Back Office and Middle Office for related terms.
Term used to identify brokerage industry personnel who deal directly with the public, such as sales and trading personnel. See: Back Office
The customer-facing operations of a company such as customer service, customer support, call centers, operational CRM and sales
The office situated in the hotel lobby, the main functions of which are: 1) control and sale of sleeping rooms; 2) providing key, mail and information service for guests; 3) keeping guest accounts, rendering bills and receiving payments; and 4) providing information to other departments.
Refers to the sales personnel (trading and other business personnel) in a financial company.
The sales personnel in a financial services company.
In Business, front office refers to Sales and Marketing divisions of a company. It may also refer to other divisions in a company that involves interactions with customers.