References

We have proudly collaborated with a variety of industry leaders and top-tier clients. These partnerships stand as a testament to our expertise and commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. 

Below is a selection of the industries and projects we have successfully collaborated with.

MyBrand/ Omnichannel Customer Experience

Key elements:

  1. myBrand Web platform: central, comprehensive platform to interact with known/unkown customers
  2. Mobile App: Achieve simultaneous customer experience independent of the chosen communication channel
  3. Electronic Health report: Using diagnostic data to identify upcoming product issues engaging the customer where needed
  4. DMS interfaces: OEM owned interfaces with DMS to transfer appointments and eVHC results to central CRM solution

Result:  Fully digitized omnichannel customer experience. All customer/vehicle relation aspects at one place

Fully digitized service process 

Key elements:

  1. Appointment Manager: Service lead management tool for Omnichannel lead triggers
  2. eVHC: Electronic vehicle health check tool to enable tablet based interactive receptionand generate instant repair quotations
  3. Follow-up Manager: Lead generation tool based on eVHC follow-up schedule (projected maintenance, postponed repairs etc.)
  4. DMS interfaces: OEM owned interfaces with DMS in EU to transfer appointments and eVHC results to central CRM solution
  5. Parts & Price interfaces: Highspeed solution to instantly receive VIN-based parts/price information from OEM

Result:  Fully digitized Service Process from initial booking to handover of repaired vehicle.

SME Business Center 

Key elements:

  1. As-Is: Both fleet service providers as well as most OEMs concentrate primarily on large fleets. Acquisition and support of SME is carried out on a decentralized basis by retailers.
  2. Process Design: Adjustments need to be made in both marketing and sales with regard to the SME segment
  3. Qualified Lead Management: Introduction of end-to-end lead management through a central Service Centre
  4. Service Center set-up: Structured processing of acquisition & maintenance of customer relationships
  5. Governance Model: Define and implement the necessary standards to support the SME commercial customers

Result:  Bold sales increase due to the structured support provided by the SME Business Center

Order and Delivery Tracking

Key elements:

  1. Order & Production Tracking: Identify standardized measurable production & delivery milestones, from order to delivery
  2. Communication concept: Phygital, omnichannel communication concept to meat customers expectations at any time/channel
  3. Order Delay Management: Identification and prediction of potential delays, enabling proactive communication
  4. DMS interfaces: OEM owned interfaces with DMS to generate full transparency of order & delivery process with the retailer using their own infrastructure
  5. Improved customer communication: Use delivery period to stay in touch with the customer, generate additional cross-/up-selling moments of truth

Result:  Increased transparency leading to an increase customerand retailer satisfaction,generating loyal customers.

GDPR Privacy Center 

Key elements:

  1. As-Is Assessment: Personal Data processing assessment to document and set-up a comprehensive ‘Data Processing Inventory’
  2. Process Design: Define the necessary processes to manage privacy related requests
  3. Central Privacy Center set-up: Design and train the respective, pre-defined processes to insure consistent case management for all your countries in scope
  4. Change Management: Communication and regular training of your business areas to generate the necessary awareness for privacy
  5. Governance Model: Define and implement the regular governance to ensure compliance on an ongoing basis

 

Result:  Highest level of compliance with existing privacy regulations to minimize the risk to be fined. Protecting your entire organization with a minimum necessary effort.

Omnichannel Sales & Aftersales 
for a retail start-up 

Key elements:

  1. Customer Journeys & UX: Logical and user-individualized Omnichannel process incl. full Multi-Brand eCommerce capabilities, After Sales and order management for all channels
  2. Data flow: Flow package for all involved systems, legacy integrations and interfaces and UI to both OEMs/importers and individual retailers
  3. Multi-brand UI: Fully brand compliant user interface towards customers and OEM organization/network
  4. IT development: Full development specifications, developer briefing, project supervision and end-to-end testing.
  5. Roll-out: Phased  roll-out incl. user acceptance test on production system

Result: Fully customized and functional Omnichannel solution ready for international deployment.

EV Sales Strategy for an Automotive OEM with focus on EU-12 markets

Key elements:

  1. Omnichannel: From Multi- to Omnichannel incl. transition to One Customer ID and selection of tech partners
  2. POS excellence: Experience design for digital & physical channels in collaboration with design partners
  3. Retail standards: Network consolidation and customer-centric formats for Europe
  4. Aftersales standards: EV readiness standards & trainings, prepaid maintenance for EV
  5. EV partner ecosystem: Public & home charging incl. one-invoice, smart mobility partnerships and data monetization

Result:  3-year prioritized action plan for European core markets 
incl. estimated organizational resources, CAPEX  & OPEX.

Digital retail strategy in new agency model for an OEM

Key elements:

  1. Strategic impact: Defined strategic impact of agency model on current business set-up OEM & retailer network.
  2. OEM-wide buy-in: Common understanding within OEM organization about implications of changed distribution on business processes, cost and retailer focus.
  3. Digital enablers: Tool and data package to achieve both OEM and dealer business goals and assure seamless customer journey
  4. Decision process: Executive business plan plan to top management of OEM and retailer franchise board in order to gain buy-in of all deciders and long-term backup
  5. 3y-Realization plan: Prioritized action plan for implementation organizaton in business & tech. 

Result: Digital retail strategy with detailled implications definded and byy-in from full organization and independent network secured. 

International eCommerce solution 
for stock cars

Key elements:

  1. UX definition: Logical and user-friendly vehicle order process including Leasing/ Finance and Online Payment with global scope
  2. Data set & flow: Defined tech stack incl. applications, DBs, integrations and interfaces to provide the tool to NSC, markets as well as importer markets 
  3. UI definition: Globally compliant multi brand user interface
  4. IT development: Full initial backlock of dev specifications, developer briefing, supervision and end-to-end testing.
  5. International roll-out: Project definition in order to ensure a fast and smooth roll-out including user acceptance test

Result: Fully digitized stock car eCommerce solution live in 56 markets within 4 months from initial briefing to increase share of online sales.

Customer Lifecycle Contact Strategy

Key elements:

  1. As-Is assessment: Identify existing customer touchpoints alongside the entire customer lifecycle
  2. Contact Strategy Design: Develop detailed description of content, assets, actors, channel for each touchpoint
  3. Deployment Planning: Deployment planning / prioritization for central and retailer CRM tools
  4. Lifecycle Program Management: Program Management for the deployment of the Lifecycle Contact Strategy

Result:  Consistent, structured contact plan for the entire customer lifecycle as a transversal organization

Centralised webform solution for a global multibrand organization

Key elements:

  1. UX definition: Preparation of a logical and user-friendly webform process including full multi brand eCommerce capabilities and after sales functionalities for all customer channels
  2. Data flow definition: Definition based on the above of all needed systems, integrations and interfaces in order to provide the tool to both, OEMs/importers as well as retailers
  3. UI definition: Development of a CI compliant multi brand user interface
  4. IT development: Definition of development specifications, developer briefing, project supervision and end-to-end testing.
  5. Roll-out: Project definition in order to ensure a fast and smooth roll-out including user acceptance test

Result: Full functional multi brand webforms solution rolled out into 100+ markets.

Dealer website and shopping toolset for global Multi-Brand organization 

Key elements:

  1. Strategy: Definition of business and system requirements and preparation of a pitch deck
  2. Pitch: Invitation of selected providers and decision based on business and system requirements
  3. UX definition: Finetuning of chosen tool in order to fully meet business requirements and user experience
  4. International roll-out: Definition of roadmap, market deploy workshops specifications, user acceptance, project supervision
  5. Market Playbook: Market workshops after rollout phase in order to share best practices and improve KPI and activities

Result: Standardized global Multi-Brand dealer website landscape; digital sales share increased by 30%+ within first year.

Lead Management and CRM strategy 
 

Key elements:

  1. Strategy: Definition of business and system requirements and preparation of a pitch deck
  2. Pitch: Invitation of selected CRM providers and decision based on business and system requirements
  3. UX definition: Finetuning of chosen tool in order to fully meet business requirements and user experience
  4. International roll-out: Definition of roadmap, market deploy workshops specifications, user acceptance, project supervision
  5. Market Playbook: Market workshops after rollout phase in order to share best practices and improve lead management KPI and CRM activities

Result: Standardized European CRM landscape; digital sales increased by 30%+ within first year.

European geo-targeting campaign program for retailer

Key elements:

  1. Strategy: Definition of business requirements and preparation of a pitch deck
  2. Pitch: Invitation of selected providers and decision based on business requirements
  3. UX definition: Finetuning of chosen approach in order to fully meet business requirements and user experience
  4. International roll-out: Definition of roadmap, market deploy workshops specifications, project supervision
  5. Market Playbook: Market workshops after rollout phase in order to share best practices and improve KPI and activities

Result: Digital leads increased by 30%+ year-on-year.

Rebranding strategy 

Key elements:

  1. Scope & Strategy: future state business unit and organizing framework defined
  2. Guiding System: Visual framework created to create systematic overview of company and underlying brands 
  3. Consolidation roadmap: Phased migration plan for new Brand building/closing 
  4. Web presence: Define, develop and rollout of master web site and achieve increased presence in the marketplace. 
  5. Communication strategy:  Integrated concept to engage employees, train sales teams & external to customers

Result: Full Rebranding developed and executed in time within 18 months timeframe.   

DIN EN ISO 9001 certification for a Multi-Brand dealer group

Key elements:

  1. Scope: boundaries of Quality Management System (QMS) defined to build normative references & select standards
  2. Organizational fit & Leadership: Internal and external factors defined and top management commitment ensured
  3. Planning: Objectives set, risks addressed and resources allocated to document processes
  4. Operation: QMS set up and initial operation monitored 
  5. Performance  & Improvement: QMS effectiveness assessed and take corrective and preventive actions defined
  6. Certification Audit: Certification body engaged

Result: The successful DIN EN ISO 9001 certification was achieved within 3 months.

DMS sourcing and implementation for a Multi-Brand dealer group

Key elements:

  1. Initial assessment & goals: Clarify objectives and evaluate existing systems
  2. Processes: Define full workflow set
  3. Vendor selection: Choose a credible solution involving key stakeholders
  4. Tech & Budget Fit: Ensure customization fit to organization while maintaining budget targets 
  5. Implementation Management: Conjtinuously align/control scope, risk, and progress

Result: The DMS system selected and deployed within a 6 months timeframe.

Pitch to generate dealer buy-in for After Sales program

Key elements:

  1. Modular, Customizable Concept: Tailored to the respective market 
  2. A marketplace concept with didactically diverse thematic islands, such as podium presentations, moderated workshops, demonstrations, and interactions.
  3. High level of work intensity, including foundational and detailed training.
  4. Deepening the argumentation of benefits and achieving mental buy-in from participants.
  5. Ensure written buy-in from entrepreneurs and deriving an action plan for each dealer.

Result: Successfully convinced dealership owners and executives to adopt the After Sales Initiatives modules.

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