Case study · Agents
A shared view of shipping delays and customer follow-up.
An online retailer's orders and parcel tracking now meet in one place, so the team can spot late orders and follow up early.
- E-commerce
- Agent operations
| Field | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Orders and tracking | Two separate systems | One shared database |
| Late parcels | Found after a complaint | Flagged for the support team |
| Customer update | Written from scratch | Drafted in the team mailbox |
| Delivery report | Built by hand | One dashboard, by carrier |
The figures
- fewer customer complaints, from earlier delay follow-up
- Estimate~30%
- less support team workload
- Estimate~20%
- workflows moved to the retailer's own hosting
- Counted5
The work.
- The problem
- Orders in one system, parcel tracking in another, and delays found only when customers wrote in.
- What we built
- One database, a delivery dashboard, an automatic delay check and email drafts staff request with one click.
- Running now
- Support reviews late orders and sends updates from its own mailbox, all running on the retailer's own hosting.
Finding problems only when customers complain?
More work.
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