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        <description>4theFile Overview


 4theFile is a Web facility that allows you to turn an email message, including all its nested forwarded messages and attachments, into a linkable web “Resource” with it's own URL. 

How it works, in a nutshell: you forward an email to 4theFile, and 4theFile sends you back the URL for a newly-created web resource. The url is an unguessable random string and the resources can't be found by search engines, so only people you share the random url with (or people *they* share it …</description>
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        <description>You can provide your customers with limited access to your OppTuna system through a “Customer Portal”. The Portal gives selected users under your customer Accounts the following abilities:

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OppTuna FAQs

How To...

	*   Use Opportunity Classes
	*  Use the Pipeline View
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	*   Prepare a Mailing List (email or snail mail)
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        <description>CRM Usage FAQs

What's the difference between a Lead and an Opportunity?

A Lead is a potential customer, but we're not yet sure if a) they're “qualified”, and b) they have a specific purchase or project in mind. An Opp should have at least a rough scope, budget, and timeline. When a Lead meets these criteria, you can promote it to an Opp; a new Account record is also created if needed.</description>
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        <title>The OppTuna API</title>
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        <description>Overview

The OppTuna API provides a number of features for allowing access to various OppTuna functions and data through methods outside the usual end-user browser access. Currently the API includes several functions for submitting and updating Leads, including:</description>
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