bitsnstuff
26th November 2005, 08:59
I currently have all of my data in different places and would like to put it all together in one database, so that I can run queries, like how many competition entrants have turned into customers, which products are the best, who is buying them, best suppliers, how many sales generated from each advertising medium, etc. etc. I can get this information now, but it is not easy because everything is separate.
Also it would need to have a really simple way of putting the info into the system, some would need to be entered by hand, but other data could be dropped in as a .csv file and the system would then need to put it all in the relevent places.
Could anyone give me a suggestions for some form of system. We are currently plugging customer info into Goldmine on a recommendation, but it doesn't seem to be flexible enough to add the rest of the info and run the queries, so we don't want to continue until we have checked that there isn't a better alternative.
We considered maybe using Access - does anyone else use access for this purpose and does it work?
Alternatively, any other suggestions?
All help appreciated.
Kate :lol:
Also it would need to have a really simple way of putting the info into the system, some would need to be entered by hand, but other data could be dropped in as a .csv file and the system would then need to put it all in the relevent places.
Could anyone give me a suggestions for some form of system. We are currently plugging customer info into Goldmine on a recommendation, but it doesn't seem to be flexible enough to add the rest of the info and run the queries, so we don't want to continue until we have checked that there isn't a better alternative.
We considered maybe using Access - does anyone else use access for this purpose and does it work?
Alternatively, any other suggestions?
All help appreciated.
Kate :lol: