> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.solarvis.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.solarvis.co/documentation/fr/crm-and-project-management.md).

# CRM et Gestion de Projet

- [Introduction](https://docs.solarvis.co/documentation/fr/crm-and-project-management/introduction.md): Les pages Contacts, Leads et Projets offrent une vue d'ensemble complète du module CRM de SolarVis, réunissant Contacts, Leads et Projets dans un flux de travail de bout en bout conçu pour les équipes
- [Contacts](https://docs.solarvis.co/documentation/fr/crm-and-project-management/contacts.md): La page vous permet de visualiser, rechercher, créer et gérer tous les contacts clients et entreprises en un seul endroit centralisé.
- [Pistes](https://docs.solarvis.co/documentation/fr/crm-and-project-management/leads.md): La page collecte et gère toutes les opportunités commerciales entrantes, vous permettant de suivre les prospects depuis le premier contact jusqu’à leur qualification et leur conversion en projets acti
- [Projets](https://docs.solarvis.co/documentation/fr/crm-and-project-management/projects.md): La page répertorie tous les projets de votre espace de travail SolarVis et sert de point central pour la gestion des projets en cours et terminés.


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