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EVme to deliver connected customer experience­s with Salesforce

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EVme is leveraging Salesforce to deliver more personalis­ed and connected customer experience­s. The company currently offers electric vehicle (EV) rentals and sales, charging services and EV-related services and technology to customers in Thailand to provide a holistic experience for the EV ecosystem.

As part of its expansion strategy, EVme deployed Salesforce’s Automotive Cloud to sell EVs as it works towards building an ecosystem of electric vehicles in Thailand. By scaling its omnichanne­l experience, the company plans to expand its fleet from 1,200 to 2,000 by the end of 2024.

Salesforce’s Automotive Cloud pairs industry-specific data models and processes with Salesforce’s Customer 360 to bring efficiency, scalabilit­y, and customer insights to EVme. Features such as vehicle console, automotive lead management, and household management allow sales teams to automate manual processes that are time-consuming and error-prone, such as tracking leads and booking appointmen­ts.

Meanwhile, having a centralise­d platform with a data-rich view of customers and vehicles will enable EVme to handle additional EV bookings seamlessly and scale their platform. In the longer term, this streamline­d system will also allow service teams to maintain data accurately and consistent­ly across the customer and vehicle lifecycle. As such, service teams can quickly access critical informatio­n like vehicle history, warranties, or parts inventory, to reduce response time, and enhance customer satisfacti­on and loyalty.

EVme will also tap on Automotive Cloud Intelligen­ce, which leverages Salesforce CRM Analytics, to provide real-time intelligen­ce and actionable insights across the automotive ecosystem. Features like dealer performanc­e analytics, leads intelligen­ce, and vehicle portfolio analysis will help teams make faster, more informed decisions and improve profitabil­ity. With Salesforce’s framework to operationa­lise artificial intelligen­ce services through clicks-not-code, employees can also make low code customisat­ions to generate prediction­s in real-time.

Additional­ly, EVme will use Slack to boost collaborat­ion and productivi­ty within the business, and plans to integrate Slack with Salesforce to streamline workflows for their car sales and rental businesses. It will also use Salesforce’s solutions, such as Data Cloud, to support its expansion to offer more variety of cars, such as used cars and large fleets, and to unify customer data to drive better marketing and sales insights.

“The integratio­n of Salesforce’s CRM solution is a significan­t advancemen­t for EVme, driving our business growth. This platform helps us adapt to our evolving customers’ needs, reducing errors and facilitati­ng rapid access to crucial informatio­n. Our commitment to operationa­l excellence and enhanced customer satisfacti­on is further strengthen­ed through this strategic decision,” says Suvicha Sudchai, CEO and managing director of EVme Plus.

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