Azigo Announces Launch of Customer Relationship Management Tool
The Young Startup Company Wants to Change How Emails and Accounts are Managed
The internet startup Azigo, Inc., announced its launch of the beta version Azigo.com to the public as it was created to turn the many emails and account relationships with companies “into a fast, visual, enjoyable experience.
CEO Paul Trevithick, founder and CEO of Azigo says that the angel-backed company “ is about marketing on your terms” and goes on by stating that “ in the brand/customer relationship every brand has a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system to manage their side. But what do you have to manage on your side?”, he adds and believes that he found the problem to the solution explaining that “with Azigo you decide what websites, companies and brands you want to hear from.”
Meant as the universal solution, any site or company can email to users at azigo.com address as emails are automatically organized into “ a stress-free stream of images.” The benefits of this new system of organization is the fact that there is nothing to delete or to file and one can intead browse and “enjoy a beautiful display of news, updates and deals” from favorite brands.
Azigo, Inc. is based in Boston and a privately-held company and connects customers with their favorite brands in a fast and visual experience.
by Melanie Marusic
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