Contact vendor directly for pricing information.
Cloud-based SaaS with a codeless drag-and-drop configuration layer and an API back-end for integrating core banking and other banking systems.
Built for banks and credit unions, and more broadly for regulated financial institutions such as NBFCs and insurers, spanning contact centre, branch, lending and marketing workflows.
CRMNEXT is a CRM platform for banks and credit unions, sold by BUSINESSNEXT, a company based in Noida, India. It provides a configurable role-based 360-degree customer view, lead and opportunity tracking, service case handling and onboarding journeys, with codeless configuration and integrations to core banking systems. It is an enterprise product sold on custom quotes.
BUSINESSNEXT is a Noida-based company that sells CRMNEXT, a CRM for banking and insurance, alongside its broader BUSINESSNEXT platform. Headquarters: Noida, India.
The vendor does not publish pricing for CRMnext. Contact the vendor directly for a quote. Vendor website: https://businessnext.us/crmnext/
Banks and credit unions. The vendor states the product was built specifically for a credit union or bank's needs and spans all functions of the organisation, serving CIOs (core integrations, codeless configuration), contact centres, marketers and chief lending officers. Third-party sources add NBFCs and insurers among its targets. It is an enterprise product and is rarely a fit for small businesses wanting a self-serve CRM.
It depends on scope. The vendor reports phase 1 implementations in as little as 4 weeks and phase 2 implementations around 3 months, depending on how quickly requirements are gathered and completed together.
The vendor aims for adoption at every level, from tellers to executives, and describes the product as easy to maintain and use at every level, with codeless drag-and-drop configuration. Third-party user reviews note, however, that traversing different screens can feel complex and some functionality is difficult for new users to understand. The vendor offers in-person training, live online sessions, webinars and documentation.
Last reviewed: October 30, 2026