Including but not limited to the manufacturing industry
We sure make a lot of promises and talk a big game. But the real question is, how, with so many different systems across the development, marketing, and sales landscape ... can we possibly track the customer success metrics, and integrate them to come up with actionable insights. We'll show you how!
Modern manufacturing companies are facing shrinking margins
and rising costs. The raw material supplies are shrinking and
geopolitical challenges are making access to raw materials
unreliable. This drastically increases the
costs of manufacturing
everything from automobiles, to washing machines, to
airplanes.
At the same time, globalization and
technological evolution mean that basically the same product
can be produced anywhere. Even if a better product is being
made, even if the manufacturing efficiency is excellent, and
even if the logistical distribution is streamlined, that is no
longer enough.
That product can and will be
copied. It will be outsourced to an even more efficient
production and distribution system. And it will appear on the
market, in a matter of weeks or months, at a significant
discount.
The question then, is what can set a
manufacturing organization apart. The answer is customer
service. At the end of the day, customers want to feel
special. They want attention. The goods they buy are just a
means of getting attention from other people ... their
admiration. What if they could get that admiration from the
company manufacturing that good? What if they felt like the
company was design products, marketing products, selling
products, and providing after-sales support with their unique
needs in mind? Then you would have a customer for life.
The challenge that manufacturers face when implementing a
robust customer service system, is that they already have a
lot of different systems running throughout their production
ecosystem.
They have ERP, MRP, APS, MES systems
running on the production side. And that doesn't count
all the various analytics tool and databases they have in
their marketing tech stack. And that doesn't even touch
all capable to promise, available to promise, and sales
interfaces that are used by the sales team to sell over the
internet.
How do you get a customer service system
integrated across all these systems? Simple really. We map
out the screens the workflows that are being used in your
existing manufacturing systems and then Erxes works as a
series of screen overlays. As the users are going about their
normal workflow, popups appear asking the users to input a
little bit of extra data, or to consider a different point of
view. When the user completes the action, the popups
disappear.
Yes, the mapping process can be a
challenge ... but not for you. That's our job. And the
good news is that we have worked with a huge assortment of
manufacturers and their native systems already. We have worked
with the big names like
SAP and
Oracle. And we have worked with hundreds of the smaller players.
And even if you have a tech stack we are not familiar with,
that is not a problem. In fact, we look forward to adding your
system to our knowledge-base ... that's how we improve!
Including but not limited to the manufacturing industry