Client Overview
Location: Columbus, OH, USA
Employees: 1,000 - 5,000
Industry: Manufacturing
Solution: Sales, Service , Experience, Marketing
Go-Live Dates: On Going
Safelite was founded at a single location in Wichita, Kansas in 1947 and has grown to become the largest auto glass specialist company in the United States with more than 850 locations nationwide. With more than 70 years of service, Safelite knows auto glass. They own more than 80 percent of the market share in USA to repair automobile glass and recalibrate their vehicle’s advanced safety systems. It is owned by Belron which operates in 37 countries across 6 continents, and home to around 29,000 employees serving 15 million customers. strong brands in the countries we operate in.
Challenge
Safelite & Belron had disparate Salesforce systems which had low adoption, heavily customized and hard to maintain
They had an on-premise ERP Oracle Ebs which was not flexible and hard to maintain
AP & AR teams had different systems to manage payments, invoices for customers which resulted in loss of revenue and too many collection issues
They had an insurance line of business which was the main source of leads & resulted in poor conversion of leads to closed win opportunities
Solution
Worked on a strategic global transformation project provided architecture guidelines for salesforce in USA & Global
Redesigned the AP and AR process with architected solutions in Salesforce & Oracle Fusion ERP for integration
Redesigned & architected solutions with MuleSoft which integrated with Concur to streamline AP process
Built a security template for Salesforce & Oracle Fusion which met compliance needs for SOC2 that helped to deploy Globally
Result
Delivered the first phase of Salesforce implementation for Safelite within 9 months on different clouds
Increased adoption of Salesforce for Safelite by 15 percent
Increased productivity of AP and AR teams by 10 percent with integration & streamlined business process
Created an ITGC security framework for Safelite reducing compliance costs