Customer-facing is an adjective used to describe a hardware or software product, technology, or
anything that the customer of a business deals with directly. This can include the user interface of a software application, the help desk that a customer can phone
into, any mailing or other contact that a customer receives, or policies that describe how to
interact with customers (since the customer will experience the effect of these policies).
Since both customers and companies perceive value in a company's keeping track of and
anticipating customer needs, customer-facing software is now sold for the purpose of customer relationship management.
This was last updated in September 2005
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