Developed for the OSX environment, Elements CRM provides help in managing contacts, clients, sales, inventory, products, documents and other data associated with customer support and customer satisfaction.

To ensure data security and protection all data is stored in “the cloud” (ie. on servers far away from the end user) rather than individual computers.

“Elements CRM builds on 5 years of technology and innovation with hundreds of refinements, providing an even more reliable and robust application than before,” the company said in a statement concerning the new release.

Amongst the new features available are analytics charts, a set-up wizard, PayPal integration, increased international support, asset management and a panoramic sales overview.

“We’ve listened to our customer’s suggestions and have worked hard to deliver those requests,” said Dale Jensen, Ntractive Co-Founder and CEO. “These changes represent a major milestone in the ongoing evolution of Elements CRM,” he added.

A free trial aside, Ntractive Elements CRM 2.0 costs $70 per user per month, and requires at least the 10.4.11 version of OSX.