Hexaware Technologies
CRM Business Analyst

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Dynamics 365 Certified Consultant, having worked as Business Analyst
- Good experience in CRM within leading Banking organization; experience in Client onboarding, Case management, Sales, Marketing
- Leading and/or participating in discovery analysis meetings with the client to understand current business processes that need to be incorporated into Dynamics CRM
- Expert in writing User stories with elaborate definition of done
- Conducting GAP analyses to determine difference between application and business processes
- Providing a demonstration of software and solution to prospects or at customer events
- Gathering system and software requirements and documentation of Product backlog/ User stories
- Creating documentation to define workflow and requirements
- Identifying creative solutions for processes that aren’t fully accomplished by standard Dynamics CRM processing
- Working with the client to understand legacy data components and identifying and documenting the appropriate location for such data in Dynamics CRM
- Designing, architecting and implementing integrations and migrations between Dynamics CRM and a variety of products
- Developing end user training documentation
- Training users in a hands‐on methodology
- Providing on‐going support to end users, assisting with trouble shooting or additional training via email, phone or site visits
- Maintaining and expanding client relationships through delivery of high-quality services
- Provide expert advice on the CRM Dynamics supported features and Banking domain
- Ability to work efficiently with offshore Agile team members
- Ability to share knowledge and train lower level staff
- Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing
- Desire to learn and grow
- Should be flexible and adaptable to work under tight timelines
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