
How we improved order handling and streamlined the process of working with Clients on orders and deployments of EV charger installations for EVmobility's Clients.
For our Client EVmobility we delivered a CRM implementation with a sales process, a cashflow module, a counterparties database, and day-to-day work automation.
The goal of the CRM implementation at EVmobility was to streamline internal sales processes, improve subcontractor and team management, cashflow management, and optimize the management of contacts and prepared contracts with Clients.
Through workshops with the Client we worked out the CRM operating scheme and system logic for implementation. On the basis of the Client team's work, a main process tailored to their needs was prepared — in which every team member works with the possibility of creating an alternative flavor (e.g. short sale).
After the workshop stage and work on the logic, modules were proposed that address the main needs of the Client and their team:
Counterparty database integration with CRM
Introducing a unified system for managing contacts — centralizing information and easing data access for the sales team, plus direct visibility of the service history of every Client (potential problems, team notes, or what tipped success).
Sales-process module
The CRM was equipped with a sales-process tool enabling the team's daily work with the Client through defined stages:
Cashflow analysis and reporting
The system offers tools for cashflow analysis — expenses, costs, and report generation on sales effectiveness. The system reports the month in which costs will accumulate (invoices from Contractors) and when revenue will come in (partial invoice payments during delivery).
The delivery was carried out in 3 phases:
Phase 1: Understanding needs and designing the system
Running workshops with sales and finance teams to identify the Client's key requirements for the CRM implementation.
Phase 2: CRM personalization and integration
Tailoring CRM functionality to EVmobility's specifics, including integration with existing accounting systems.
Phase 3: User training and rollout
Organizing training sessions for employees to ensure a smooth transition to the new system — aimed at day-to-day team work in the system.