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Short-Term OAP Proposal
Short-Term OAP Proposal
S W O T • Expansion to new
OPPORTUNITIES
• Rising
markets.
STRENGTHS competition
T H R E AT S
• & ease to
• Diversification of penetrate
• Partnerships offerings.
• Dependence on market
WEAKNESSES
with
established third-party • (Other delivery
drivers. • Loyalty programs. apps or coffee
coffee houses.
houses
• Operational • Partnerships with launching their
• Flexibility of multiple last-mile
gig-drivers. complexity. own delivery
delivery companies. services.)
• Technology- • Potential for
driven low driver • Governmental
operations. loyalty. Regulatory
challenges.
• Diverse service • Lack of control
offering. over seller • Fluctuating
quality. demand.
• Economic
downturns.
Operational Structure
• Central Operations Team:
➢ Operations Director.
➢ Order Processing, Follow up & Vendors On-Boarding Team.
➢ Customer Service Team ( Contact center team & online support channel team ).
➢ Logistics Coordination Team ( Dedicated drivers co-ordination & gig-drivers recruitment & training team).
➢ Delivery Team ( Dedicated & Gig-Drivers ).
• Size of each team can be decided upon real figures and business load gradually.
• Team & structure would be modified upon real-world business needs & situation.
Infrastructure Setup
• Infrastructure Setup:
- Develop an efficient Order Management System (OMS) that is integrated with the app.
- Set up a CRM to handle queries, complaints, and feedback.
- Ensure robust data collection mechanisms for real-time analytics.(Reporting Module, Live
Dashboard KPI’s,…..).
- Arrange dedicated logistics coordination team for delivery operations.
Recruitment & Training
• Recruitment & Training:
❖ Hiring Strategy: Focus on multifunctional staff for flexibility.
Develop a comprehensive training module for all teams, emphasizing:
- Order handling efficiency.
- Customer service etiquette.
- App & technical usage.
- Health and safety protocols, especially for delivery teams.
- Cost-saving measures understanding
- Documented SOPs manual based on team role (including the CS knowledge base).
Order & Delivery Operations
• Efficient order processing.
• Route optimization for deliveries.
• Event coordination for corporate catering.
Customer Service Operations
➢ Feedback & Continuous Improvement:
• Customer Feedback: Regularly gather feedback from customers to identify pain points and areas
of improvement, which can often lead to cost savings.
• Employee Feedback: Employees on the ground often have practical insights into inefficiencies.
Create a culture where they feel empowered to suggest improvements.
• Continuous Improvement: Adopt a mindset of continuous improvement, using methodologies like
Kaizen, to constantly refine and optimize processes.
Ticket Volume
• Definition: The number of customer inquiries, complaints, or feedback tickets generated in a
specific time frame.
• Importance: Helps gauge the volume of customer interactions and can indicate potential issues in
the ordering or delivery process.
Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
• Definition: A metric derived from post-interaction surveys asking customers to rate their
satisfaction with the service received.
• Importance: Directly reflects the effectiveness and quality of customer service.
Escalation Rate
• Definition: The percentage of customer service tickets that need to be escalated to higher-level
support or management.
• Importance: A high escalation rate might indicate that frontline representatives need more
training or there are systemic issues in the process.
Knowledge Base Usage
• Definition: The number of customers who utilize self-help resources, FAQs, or knowledge bases
before or instead of contacting customer service.
• Importance: Can indicate the effectiveness of self-help resources and potentially reduce the load
on customer service representatives.
Chatbot Efficiency
• Definition: If using chatbots for initial customer interactions, this metric gauges the percentage of
queries resolved without human intervention.
• Importance: Efficient chatbots can enhance customer experience and reduce operational costs.
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)
• Definition: The cost associated with acquiring a new customer, including all aspects of marketing
and sales.
• Importance: It's essential to understand how much it costs to gain a new customer, especially in
comparison to the lifetime value of the customer.