Vehicle order, handover and service
The account manager tracks the configuration and confirmed order status. After handover, the service team can see the VIN, agreed inspection dates and the owner’s contact channel.
Custom Development
EV manufacturers need to link the chosen configuration and order to the vehicle handed over and its subsequent service. We’ll build a CRM where sales and service teams share a vehicle record and manage their own tasks.
These modules can be included in the project. We’ll agree on the scope and workflow rules after reviewing your processes.
The account manager tracks the configuration and confirmed order status. After handover, the service team can see the VIN, agreed inspection dates and the owner’s contact channel.
The account manager records approval of the configuration and links it to the confirmed order. A vehicle replacement records the new VIN and handover status.
The service partner sees the agreed terms, intake status and assigned owner. After review, the outcome is shared with the vehicle owner through the selected channel.
How teams can divide responsibilities and handle exceptions after rollout.
Logistics proposes another VIN and checks the configuration. The account manager confirms the change and keeps the previous record in the history.
The partner uses the VIN to find the service record they are permitted to access. They add the inspection outcome and send it to the manufacturer for warranty review.
The pilot follows one order from approved configuration through handover and a service case. Sales tracks the configuration, logistics confirms readiness, and the service partner sees assigned cases. We’ll cover a VIN change before handover and a transfer of ownership.
Once we agree on the requirements, we design the screens, build a pilot, and try it against the agreed use cases. We plan the rollout and follow-on modules with your team.
Discuss the First PhaseAt the sales stage, the order has its own ID and configuration version. Once a vehicle is allocated, the VIN is added with the date and the person responsible.
Service records can be linked to the vehicle and ownership links can be dated. When ownership changes, access to personal information is reviewed separately.
We’ll identify the sources for orders, configuration versions, VIN allocations and service cases. In a trial migration, logistics checks orders without VINs and vehicle replacements, while service reviews permitted ownership links. Ambiguous records remain with the responsible team for confirmation.
We’ll choose one configuration and follow the order from VIN allocation to a post-handover service case. The estimate depends on production status formats, service partner permissions and ownership changes. We’ll also decide whether charging network cases belong in the first release.
Tell us your industry, describe one process you want to automate, and let us know which tools your team already uses.