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This doc outlines the suggested structure / key areas of the CRM.COM Platform Overview. The aim of this overview is to allow an integrator / key user to understand what CRM.COM does in terms of key functional areas.

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  1. Contacts

    1. CIM (identify contact for customer events) and GDPR

    2. Contact Community

    3. Segmentation

      1. Dynamic segmentation of contacts

      2. Easily definable with sentence like queries

      3. Segment on demographics, transaction history, subscriptions owned

      4. Use it for pricing, notifications, tiering

    4. Onboarding and Authentication

      1. Multiple authentication methods

    5. OIDC

  2. Customer Events

    1. Capture a diverse set of customer events

      1. Purchase event

        1. Full purchase ticket with SKUs and optional spend request of the customer open balance

      2. Referral event

      3. Achievement event

      4. Financial KPI event

  3. Accounts and financials

    1. Multi-currency, multi-country, multi-tax

    2. Payment methods

      1. Methods

        1. Primary and backup

        2. CRM wallet

        3. Subscription payment methods

      2. Support for multiple payment types

        1. Cards, wallets, account debit based

    3. Payment gateways

      1. Payment intends

      2. Ready made gateways

      3. Plug-in gateway

  4. The wallet

    1. EMI grade wallet

    2. Multi-tenant wallet at the option of the tenant (business). One wallet keeps balances of multiple businesses

    3. Wallet maintains

      1. a CRM.COM open balance - open money that can be spend at any business or paid out back to contact payment method

        1. Topup via a CRM.COM registered payment gateway

      2. a business balance

        1. business open balance - open money that can be spend at the business or paid out back to contact payment method

          1. Topup via a business registered payment gateway

        2. Commerce pool balance - a commerce balance redeemed into an open balance against a purchase

    4. Wallet identity

      1. email or phone and a wallet code

    5. Wallet fees

      1. Fees on transactions

    6. B2BSpend

      1. Open balance of a contact at Business A can be spent at Business B

    7. Promote and Join

      1. A business promotes a commerce pool

      2. Another business joins

      3. The two businesses agree a contribution

    8. Passes

      1. Promotion, Gift, Top-up

      2. Printed, electronic

    9. Settlement

      1. The process that settles

        1. Commerce pool award and redeem between business to business and business to merchant

        2. Open balance spend between business to business and business to merchant

  5. Rewards

    1. Powerful and diverse offers

      1. Reward Achievement

      2. Increase spend

      3. Improve membership

      4. Increase visits

    2. Award

      1. at transaction, SKU, segment or combinations

      2. award against a commerce pool (for example coffees on any weekday)in the customer wallet

    3. Manual or auto-redeem

      1. Redeem converts a commerce pool amount into an open balance in the customer wallet

    4. Instant or deferred redeem

      1. Instant redeem is applied on the transaction in hand; deferred from next transaction

  6. Business Network

    1. A diverse business community

      1. Platform Owner (Cloud Operator)

      2. Service Owner - owns the service and can bill tenants for the service. May use a contact registry where all businesses have a common customer base

      3. Transaction Processor - serves multiple service owners and routes purchases to multiple businesses that have a common transaction point (i.e terminals)

      4. Business (Tenant)

      5. Merchant (Service Provider)

      6. Venue (Service Point)

      7. organisation groups

      8. teams

    2. Contact Registry

    3. Ownership

      1. Explicit ownership(i.e products)

      2. Implicit

      3. assignable (i.e SRs)

      4. Fulfilled by (orders) and serviced by (subscriptions)

      5. Data access and data access permissions (roadmap)

  7. CRM

    1. Activities

    2. Communications

    3. Leads

    4. Service Requests

  8. Commerce

    1. Product Catalogue

      1. Products (types, families, brands, categories)

      2. Physical (traceable and non-traceable) and services (termed, usage, one-time, expenses)

      3. Advanced compositions (flat, fixed bundle, flexible bundle)

      4. Variant products with variations and modifiers

      5. Dependencies and tiering

      6. Pricing

        1. Extensive price rate models

        2. Promotions

      7. Licensing

        1. Add a license dimension to your product and provision it to 3rd party systems (ideal for XaaS models)

    2. Orders

      1. Multi-domain order management

        1. Physical goods (complex and simple)

        2. Project based with invoice milestones

        3. Termed and one time services

      2. Fulfilment policies

      3. Order queues

      4. Quotation process

    3. Inventory management and devices

      1. Warehouse and stock

      2. Devices

        1. Device Management

        2. Ownership lifecycle

  9. Subscriptions

    1. TMForum enterprise grade subscriptions

    2. Diverse subscription models

      1. Termed and one time

        1. Auto renew or expiring

      2. Pre-bill, post-bill, payment driven

      3. Trial management

    3. Subscription actions for any industry

      1. add service, regret, change service, pause, resume, change terms, activate, deactivate and many more

    4. Usage based billing

      1. Usage limit and usage charge level

    5. Device based subscriptions

      1. bill it, provision it, charge it a fee

      2. Rental, purchase or bring own device

    6. Provisioning

      1. Trigering provisioning commands to manage termed and one-time services

      2. Integration API and plug-in mechanism to create own provisioning adapters

  10. Foundation

    1. Analytics

      1. Insight analytics

      2. Reporting

    2. Users and Security

  11. Applications

    1. Mobile passes

      1. Server configured and designed (no dev required) mobile passes (Google and Apple wallets)

      2. Supports wallet spend via OTP

    2. Landing pages

      1. Server configured landing pages for

        1. Customer registration

        2. Purchase a gift card (gift pass)

    3. Self Service API

      1. A complete API for the entire CRM.COM software targeted at developers of front end applications such as portals, native apps, device browsers

      2. Applications straight to CRM.COM, no middleware required

      3. Easy development, contact private data safe

    4. Web Portal

      1. Server configured web portal (no dev required)

      2. Supports use cases for ordering, rewards, subscriptions

    5. Native APP

      1. iOS and Android

      2. Server configured web portal (no dev required)

      3. Supports use cases for ordering, rewards, subscriptions

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Introduction

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The big picture

The platform operator (CRM.COM) onboards Transaction Processors and Service Owners.

Businesses sign up to a service owner.

The business has the option to use the CRM.COM open balance or its own business open balance and also enable or not B2BSpend.

Contacts onboard via self service (API, APP, mobile pass) or via integration with our back office API and automatically get a financial account and a wallet. Multiple business balances are handled in a single multi-tenant wallet.

The business sets up one or more reward schemes with multiple offers. Purchase events are then submitted via POS systems and a transaction processor and awards increase commerce pools balances in the wallet. Redemptions increase the open balance.

The business setup its product catalogue of termed services and takes orders resulting in subscriptions. The CRM.COM Wallet with the business open balance is used to fund the subscriptions. A card on file is stored in the wallet with an auto topup setting.

The business also enables B2BSpend and Promote and Join in order to maximise its market coverage. It also does a demand level aggregation agreement with an external company, a nationwide gym company, where its customers sign up with their wallet code and the business returns an agreed discount against their subscription.

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Identify and Engage

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  • Identity management and self service API

  • Ready made app, portal and mobile passes

  • Transaction Processor and POS integration capturing customer purchases and spend requests

  • Segment customers into multiple micro-personas using the advanced CRM.COM embedded BI

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Contacts

Customer Events

Communications, Activities Leads, Service Requests

Foundation and Security

Analytics

Apps and Portals

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Differentiate and Reward

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  • CRM.COM wallet, maintains customer CRM.COM open balance, business open balance, business commerce balance

  • Passes (gift, topup) crediting the wallet

  • Offers provide discounts for purchased basket

  • Rewards provide commerce balance in customer wallet at point of customer interaction based on historic and current purchases

  • Frictionless flows with demand driven aggregatio. Take the purchase and apply offers refunding into the wallet

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Accounts

Wallet

Passes

Rewards Core

Rewards Offers

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Subscriptions and Commerce

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  • An enterprise class product catalogue, allowing the brand to easily setup even the most complex product offering, termed or physical

  • Order to fulfil or order to subscribe with advanced promotions

  • Subscribe on any billing model: pre-pill, payment driven , post-bill and for multiple frequencies

  • Diverse subscription models: Termed, Usage (real time charging, allowance based), hybrid termed and usage

  • Subscription support for a diverse product range: from triple play (voice, data, video) to digital services to usage products (energy, FMCG, horeca)

  • Extensive support of global and local payment gateways and ability to plug in your own local gateways

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Inventory

Orders

Product Catalogue

Subscriptions

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Business Communities

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  • A platform topology, with Platform Owner, Service Owner, Business, Merchants (the business network)

  • B2BSpend across Businesses: Customers spend their open balance across the business network

  • Promote and Join of Commerce pools across Businesses

  • Demand based aggregation. Subscribe and buy complimentary products from other businesses with wallet as identity (gym membership, TV subscription) with offers adding discounts to the wallet

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Business Network

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document describes the proposed structures / core areas of the membership economy as introduced / supported by the CRM.COM platform.

Some basic diagrams showing how the four blocks of the Membership Economy developing three typical services, can give an idea of the CRM.COM Membership Economy approach.

The purpose of this document is to enable an integrator/key user to understand what CRM.COM does in terms of key functional areas and the four segments of the Membership Economy.

CRM.COM Introduction

CRM.COM is a SaaS multi-tenant solution that powers the Membership economy

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CRM.COM Platform - the big picture

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the whole system in 1 diagram

the key components

Standard Rewards plus e-Ordering

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This flow focus mainly on Horeca/Retail Industry

This flow includes Within this flow we can find the CRM.COM interface tools (eg portal, mobile). This makes the user experience more engaging and at the same time minimizes the time to market for developing organizations.

CRM.COM wallet and integrations with organization terminals make the cashout/redemption process even more flexible

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Standard OTT Billing

This These flows are clearly focus focused on OTT organizations (i.e. , media) organizations with no service associated without service-related devices, and on the CRM.COM Subscription and Become a member Member block.

The organizations Organizations use flexible front-end CRM.COM interface tools to help users place an order and sign up for the business offers.

CRM.COM flexible billing helps organizations better control monetization of their offerings. Other additional tools like segmentation and communication automation make the relevant flow more efficient.

The Service Provision function helps organizations better control their offerings, avoid revenue lossesloss, and at the same time provide a better customer experience.

Ready integrations with various payment processors help organizations provide a seamless payment experience

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Standard Rewards Scheme

This bellow The flow present below presents a std reward solution provided by Cardlink (supported for a Greek payment processor) focus , focused on the Horeca/Retail industry and is backed powered by the CRM.COM Differentiate & Reward Block.

This solution provide a cashback at provides cash back to the consumer account according purchasing event based on purchase events that occur on business terminals and offers included in business reward schemesprograms.

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