Monday and Quickley use case for florist shop
Company
Online flower shop
Description
The staff consists of three operators. They use Monday; client = item.
Before
- A client sends a message on WhatsApp.
- The manager goes to the WhatsApp app and looks for new messages.
- Responds to the client.
- Enters the client data in Monday as an item in the "Clients" section manually.
- The bouquet assembly department prepares an order based on the data in Monday.
- The delivery department makes the delivery based on the data in Monday.
Problems
- Long response from managers in social networks and messengers, sometimes more than an hour.
- Lack of end-to-end analytics and control (when did the manager exactly respond in the WhatsApp?).
- Errors: The manager read the message but forgot to reply to the client on WhatsApp.
- Errors: The manager forgot to enter or update the client's data on Monday.
- Typos when transferring data from WhatsApp to Monday manually.
- Only one manager can reply from a WhatsApp profile at a time.
After
- All leads from WhatsApp automatically go to Monday; you can now reply to messages directly from the item view.
- The manager goes to Monday and sees statuses of all clients who need to be responded to.
- When a client sends a new message to the WhatsApp chat, the status in the corresponding item is automatically updated.
- Immediate adding of all new data from the chat to the item.
Advantages
- Availability of analytics (including the time the client waits for a response).
- It is possible to track the effectiveness of managers.
- Managers work within the same Monday platform, which allows increased productivity and control.
- More options for automating processes.