Quickly Search for Customer Data

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Feature Demo: TimelyBill's Quick Search allows users to find customers faster. 

Our enterprise-wide Quick Search tool is accessible from any page, just enter a key piece of data and the system will either return a list of matches, or redirect to the account summary screen.

TimelyBill Quick Search Demo
For example, users can search by:

  • Customer Tag
  • Account ID (full or partial)
  • Customer Name (full partial)
  • Account Balance
  • Serial Numbers
  • Phone Numbers
  • And more!

Along with Quick Search, TimelyBill's data grids provide flexible data presentation and display options.  Learn how our OSS enables telecoms to quickly view, customize, sort, and export customer data.  Data Display and Exporting ↗️

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Patrick is the Chief Marketing Officer for TimelyBill, where he leads the transformation to a more customer-centric company by creating great customer experiences everywhere. Patrick is an SEO expert with 30+ years of experience, including digital marketing for Fortune 500 consumer product and software companies. His profound understanding of technical search engine optimization has garnered him a reputation as an industry leader in the telecom space.

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