This report provides a detailed analysis of Customer Relationship Management (CRM), focusing on its application within Amazon. It explores key features of CRM, including external relationships, data inspection, customer interaction channels, retention strategies, complaint handling, and customer satisfaction. The report examines the benefits of a strong CRM system, such as increased customer lifetime value, higher profits, improved reputation, automation, and effective communication. It also assesses the impact of quality management systems on CRM, highlighting the importance of processes like TQM, quality control, and ISO 9001. Furthermore, it evaluates methods used to ensure customer satisfaction, including formal and informal surveys, customer loyalty scores, and feedback mechanisms. The report then evaluates processes for achieving effective CRM, assessing the roles of internal staff and external stakeholders. It analyzes the impact of employee engagement, the use of loyalty schemes, and methods for segmenting customers. Finally, the report reviews CRM within an organization, proposes improvements to processes and staff roles, and discusses the implementation of these improvements, including providing feedback and amendments to the plan.