[September 23, 2014]

invisibleCRM Announces New Integration Technology with the SAP® Jam Social Software Platform to Improve Social Collaboration for Microsoft Outlook Users

invisibleCRM, through close collaboration with SAP (News - Alert) SE (NYSE:SAP), continues to deliver new capabilities for the SAP® Jam™ social software platform. SAP Jam delivers business social collaboration connecting communities of customers, partners and colleagues with information, networking applications and processes to help solve business-critical problems and to drive faster results.

invisibleCRM's unique integration technology for Microsoft (News - Alert) Office Outlook now allows users of SAP Jam to enhance their collaboration with the ability to easily post e-mail and associated attachments to SAP Jam groups, which speeds up the decision-making process. This add-in, released in Q2 2014 for SAP Jam and Microsoft Office Outlook, was engineered by invisibleCRM to make it easier for users to take content from e-mail and publish it directly to SAP Jam. This enhancement also allows users to see other team members' status, respond to issues in real time, participate in group discussions, and update personal and team activities directly from Outlook without having to toggle between platforms. Content can be used to create or update a wiki page, blog post, forum question or launch a discussion group idea.

Vlad Voskresensky, invisibleCRM's CEO, states, "We are excited to expand our relationship with SAP in creating a truly integrated platform to enhance collaboration within SAP Jam, thereby increasing the activity between users and ultimately increasing the customer's return on investment. To help avoid colaboration silos, organizations are looking to embed social capabilities and processes into business applications such as customer relationship management, human capital management or financial applications. Our technology solutions bridge the gap between Outlook and Lotus Notes with enterprise cloud applications to provide 'social glue' to bring together what's needed to get work done more effectively, efficiently and quickly."

To learn more or request a demo of the add-in for SAP Jam and Microsoft Office Outlook, visit: http://invisiblecrm.com/products/sap/sap-jam-addin.

"As our customers work in many applications, our goal for SAP Jam is to ensure that customers can collaborate when and where they need it. The relationship with invisibleCRM helps enable SAP Jam customers to smoothly bridge between productivity applications, collaboration and enterprise applications," comments Daisy Hernandez, VP Enterprise Social Software at SAP.

About invisibleCRM

invisibleCRM is the enterprise leader bridging the gap between how people and companies use computers improving performance and measurement. Enterprise organizations choose our technology solutions because we have a proven expertise to successfully bridge the gap between enterprise solutions and the solutions users use most, namely, Microsoft Office Outlook and Lotus notes. Our technologies help companies launch software with platforms intuitive to users increasing user adoption, performance and ultimate overall ROI. For more information, visit http://invisibleCRM.com.

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