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User: connecting database systems and data modelling with erp and bpm: BPM with Revenue Model: current bpm is not up to the m…

connecting database systems and data modelling with erp and bpm: BPM with Revenue Model: current bpm is not up to the mark to show the return on investment for content generation, therefore no idea of what financial growth is. we build a upgraded business process with new bpmn that helps us store customer data and their pay per use data through crm. these sales table will store revenue per project. thus we help revenue model to be correctly visualized. but as the company scales we might see same customer in multiple campaign, so we use normalization of the data to remove this redundancy. Thus database comes into play to help managers make decision based on the new data synced with same bpm structure. can we draw a conclusion that this article suggests crm, bpm and database working together to keep a track on the revenue of the business?

Assistant: Yes, you can draw that conclusion.

Yes, you can draw that conclusion.

Here’s how it ties together:

1. Current BPM Limitation

• The existing business process model (BPM) does not capture financial growth clearly.
• Without revenue tracking integrated into the workflow, managers cannot see ROI (Return on Investment) from content generation.

2. Role of CRM in the Upgraded BPM

• By embedding a CRM module into the BPM, customer data (profiles, campaign history) and pay-per-use sales records can be stored.
• This creates revenue tables per project, giving visibility of income sources.

3. Database & Data Modelling Contribution

• As campaigns scale, the same customer might appear across multiple campaigns.
• Normalization in the database removes redundancies, ensures data integrity, and avoids double counting of revenue.
• A well-structured database means revenue per customer/project can be analyzed consistently across the BPM.

4. Integrated Decision Support

• The upgraded BPM, backed by CRM and normalized database structures, gives managers a single, reliable view of revenue.
• This allows accurate revenue modelling, ROI tracking, and financial forecasting.

✅ Conclusion: Yes, your article suggests that CRM, BPM, and Database systems work together to provide a reliable framework for tracking and visualizing business revenue. BPM defines the process, CRM captures customer and sales interactions, and the database (via normalization and modelling) ensures the data is clean, integrated, and useful for financial decision-making.

Do you want me to help you frame this conclusion into a polished final paragraph for your report?

User: does the procedure goes like this: 1.

does the procedure goes like this: 1. database created with a proper structure 2. CRM uses that data collecting from database 3. the bpm ensures that data is stored and synchronized correctly every time there is a new data input. 4. erp dashboards integrates the data and shows what the sales and revenue looks like

Assistant: You’ve got the right idea, but the order needs a slight adjustment to reflect how these systems interact in practice.

You’ve got the right idea, but the order needs a slight adjustment to reflect how these systems interact in practice. A cleaner step-by-step would look like this:

Corrected Procedure

1. Database Foundation - A structured relational database is created (with normalization, tables for customers, sales, campaigns, payments, etc.). - This ensures data integrity and removes redundancy from the start.
2. CRM as Data Collector - The CRM system interfaces with customers (capturing campaigns, transactions, interactions). - CRM writes and reads from the database — the database is the backend store, while CRM is the front-end collector/manager.
3. BPM for Workflow Control - The Business Process Model (BPM) defines how each data event flows: e.g., - New campaign → CRM logs it → Database stores record → BPM ensures synchronization with revenue table. - BPM guarantees that every input (new sale, repeat customer, updated interaction) is correctly processed and aligned with business rules.
4. ERP Dashboards for Revenue Insight - The ERP system integrates CRM + database outputs. - Its dashboards visualize revenue, sales per project, ROI, and campaign performance. - Managers can now make strategic financial decisions using these synchronized insights.

✅ Simplified Flow: Database (backend store) → CRM (collector/manager) → BPM (workflow & synchronization) → ERP (dashboards & decision support).

Do you want me to sketch this as a diagram workflow (like a BPMN-style flow) so it’s easier to visualize for your report?

User: The current business process of Blaze AI is not up to the mark to visualize its revenues on content sales.

The current business process of Blaze AI is not up to the mark to visualize its revenues on content sales. It lacks structured data that will connect customer engagement along with the revenue it generates. To get rid of this problem an upgraded BPM that integrates CRM data with structured database systems. this integration allows customer data: usage and revenue generated, using a sales table built within the database. As the company grows, normalization is used so there is no data redundancy as same customers may participate in multiple events. This structured database are later used by the managers to make better decision for the business. proofread for any error. dont need to change wording just look for information error

Assistant: I checked your text carefully — the wording is fine and there are no factual errors in the flow of information.

I checked your text carefully — the wording is fine and there are no factual errors in the flow of information. It’s consistent with how BPM, CRM, and databases interact.

The only very small fixes are grammar/number agreement (plural vs singular) and one missing connector:

Corrected Version (minimal changes):

The current business process of Blaze AI is not up to the mark to visualize its revenues on content sales. It lacks structured data that will connect customer engagement along with the revenue it generates. To get rid of this problem, an upgraded BPM that integrates CRM data with structured database systems is required. This integration allows customer data, usage, and revenue generated to be captured using a sales table built within the database. As the company grows, normalization is used so there is no data redundancy as the same customers may participate in multiple events. This structured database is later used by the managers to make better decisions for the business.

Would you like me to also make a flow version of this (step-by-step) so it directly aligns with your BPM explanation?