Have you ever ordered any items from Amazon, WalMart or Ebay? Have you ever booked a flight, hotel reservation, or doctors appointment? Have you ever called customer service concerning your smartphone, electric bill or bank account? If you’ve answered yes, then you’ve interacted with a database system.
Your business data is a key element in your business operation. Your customer service, marketing, sales, advertisement, website, and social media depends on their business data to effectively function.
A database helps organized your collection of information. This information can range from your customers, vendors, expenses, employees, partners, leads, product inventory, faqs, timesheets, and much more.
Tracking your sale and other financial information is extremely important for any business. Databases allows you to export your data into other systems such as third party accounting and booking systems with a few clicks.
