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Vraj Creation — CRM & Sales Management System
A desktop CRM dashboard concept designed around the day-to-day needs of a wholesale clothing business.
The interface brings customer records, leads, sales orders, quotations, invoices, follow-ups, products, payments, and reports into one organized workspace. It features a sales overview, lead status tracking, upcoming follow-ups, recent orders, top-selling products, and quick actions for common business tasks.
The goal is to create a practical, easy-to-navigate system that helps manage customer relationships, monitor sales activity, and keep business operations organized from one place.
Focus: CRM dashboard UI, sales management, customer tracking, data visualization, and desktop-first interface design.
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