WestWon, an online leasing company, recently announced that it will be providing leasing finance to a leading healthcare company for a customer relationship management (CRM) solution supplied by Wizard Systems, a Bristol software solutions reseller. The 3-year lease agreement comes with a monthly lease rental cost of $208.25. By signing the lease agreement, the healthcare company has been able to successfully expand its Customer Relationship Management system.
In a statement, Tim Wilmot of Wizard Systems said, “Looking for software lease finance for a client across the water seemed to limit our leasing options dramatically. We found WestWon online at www.WestWon.co.uk and quickly realized that they could meet both our IT leasing and geographic needs unlike many other UK-based leasing companies.”
Wizard Systems is a supplier of CRM software systems including GoldMine, NetSuite, Sage CRM, Workbooks, HEAT, and Nimble. The company provided MET with the lease finance the healthcare company need for its new CRM system. Moreover, this was accomplished successfully within only a matter of days after WestWon was first contacted.
Tim Wilmot explained that the speed of service received from WestWon was both appreciated and impressive. WestWon offered them a leasing quote within a few minutes, while the required documentation was provided soon after that. In a matter of 3 days, WestWon completed the entire process starting from the initial inquiry to delivering the signed documents. Furthermore, WestWon appointed a dedicated account manager to Wizard Systems and provided it with access to the WestWon Partner Portal, which helped them in offering a quick lease deal.
WestWon CEO Jeremy Hall said, “We have invested extensively in the WestWon Finance Partner Program and those resellers and suppliers who are part of the scheme are delighted with the flexibility they gain from it. IT and software lease finance is often the ideal solution both for resellers and for their clients, who wish to avoid technology obsolescence and spread payment for their investments over the useful life of the equipment they acquire.”