Mobility Services International Eliminates Unnecessary Costs and Streamline Operations With Salesforce.com
Challenge
- Mobility Services International, LLC —a domestic relocation and global mobility management company—needed a CRM solution to effectively manage sales operations and institute streamlined processes across the organization.
- With no CRM tool, the company had no clear picture of its customer activity.
- Because roaming sales reps wanted access to the application on the road, the system had to provide wireless functionality.
Solution
- Mobility Services International originally deployed Salesforce CRM Professional Edition and quickly upgraded to Salesforce CRM Enterprise Edition.
- The company upgraded again to Salesforce CRM Unlimited Edition, rolling it out to 34 users across the U.S. and Europe. Mobility Services International has 5 Force.com licenses.
- Mobility Services International moved IT project management, change management, and server monitoring capabilities onto applications custom built on the Force.com platform.
- The company also developed automated risk management, and HR policy administration applications. All HR functions with the exception of compensation and employee evaluation are handled on the Force.com platform.
- Microsoft Outlook integration, which syncs booked meetings in Salesforce CRM, will allow the company to measure the frequency and duration of meetings to identify any correlative successes.
- Salesforce CRM Marketing delivers Web-to-lead capabilities and campaign management to execute and track direct mail, print, email, and client events; custom fields support specific metrics to measure and optimize results.
- DUNS integration and opportunity management allow Mobility Services International to target customers more effectively.
- A custom tab handles support requests from groups within the company to help measure TCO.
- An integrated client knowledgebase will become a system of record that aggregates customer information and drives service delivery business rules.
- Via their standard of BlackBerry devices as their wireless platform, reps gain access to Salesforce CRM from anywhere at any time.
- From the AppExchange marketplace, Mobility Services International downloaded and installed Access Hoovers for account creation along with other Force.com Labs objects and reports.
- To extend Salesforce CRM into other non-sales related areas such as Human Resources, the company plans to purchase Force.com platform licenses.
Results
- The cloud-computing model gives the company a clear picture of its TCO and eliminates unnecessary spend.
- Customer profiles in the CRM tool feed into the service delivery platform, thus driving business rules and operational excellence in their service delivery.
- Consolidating information in one location provides insight into customer activity—improving customer service and sales efforts.
- Rapid deployment capabilities that quickly weave workflow into the app produced quick ROI.
- Because processes are embedded right into Salesforce CRM, business success can be predicted based on what is known of an individual’s performance.
- Built-in syndicated content and other tools make users consumers of information rather than just producers.
- With plans to tap the full potential of Salesforce CRM, the company plans to achieve a 360-view of the customer, total customer lifecycle management, and unprecedented efficiencies.