Web-Based Contact Manager with Email, Contacts, Calendar

Web browser based Contact manager for real estate brokerage: Android brower, Firefox, Chrome, IE 1. Robust internal email system, built on Amazon Simple Email platform. a. See demo of NEO for Outlook as a model... full text indexed search capability a must. 2. DB where email, hard-copy docs, appointments, to-dos, SMS, appointments, phone msgs, etc. are all just records in the db 3. Robust calendar with recurring scheduling fully supported. Again, although the calendar events can be displayed on the calendar, these events are also records in the DB, available for searching, attaching to correspondence, etc. 4. Campaign capability, where all the activities (i.e. email, SMS, print docs, appointments, etc.) can be can be arranged with merge varibles in a branching logic tree to intelligently handle status changes. For example, a campaign might be an email, followed by a phone call, followed by a meeting. If, at the meeting, the client signs-up, then one branch would be selected, otherwise a different branch would be involved if the meeting did not result in a sign-up. System must be easy to modify (non-technical users) as conditions/status changes. 5. Transaction-based, where all the records can be associated with one or more transactions (including subtransactions... for example, an email may be related to a loan, which may be related to a sale) Additionally, the records should be able to be associated with categories within the transaction (for example, with a sale, an appointment on the termite inspection should be associated with both the sale, and the category of termite inspections within the sale) 6. Semi-automatic classifications of, for example, emails, where the address of the email, the date, the addressees/senders and the subject may allow the system to "guess" the transaction and category, subject to quick mass confirmation by the operator. 7. Maximum use of point-and-choose, minimum typing, as the usual anticipated browser is of the HTC Thunderbolt variety, even though non-mobile systems will be able to access as well.