CX across the public and private sector

The brief_

Concorde Technology Group, a tech and support provider to the private and public sector, recognised a need for a CRM solution to manage their data and enable them to deliver better CX. After selecting HubSpot, they approached us for help in setting the system up and maximising their ROI.

Our approach_

Pod services used:

Stage One: Onboarding the right way

To ensure Concorde got the most out of HubSpot, we worked closely with them on a bespoke onboarding programme, which included transforming and importing existing data, and building customised dashboards. We also tailored the Hubspot experience to them by:

  • Building workflows to handle tasks

  • Creating four bespoke Live Chat inboxes and chat flows

  • Integrating their existing website to allow web-to-lead functionality, with enhanced user tracking


Stage Two: A bespoke brand

From there, we focused on developing unique and bespoke branding, including:

  • Quote templates with custom domains

  • Email templates and sections

  • Landing page templates 

  • System page design

We also integrated the client’s business software with Outlook and Teams, and even custom-built a private app for live product availability, pricing and more.

The results_

 

Alongside the initial project, Concorde also purchased a number of retainer days per month, which has allowed us to respond to their requests and make CX and UX  improvements rapidly.

Full initial setup and training were completed in just one month, and Concorde is now equipped with fantastic CX tools and data insight capabilities. Plus, we’re on hand to help however they need, when they need it.

  • A comprehensive and integrated HubSpot CRM system built with the needs and wants of the client in mind

  • Concorde is now equipped with the tools to take rapid and decisive action when needed

  • Retainer and weekly calls enable us to respond to queries, bugs and requests quickly

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