Trial guide: Maximizing your 14 days
Last updated: November 26, 2021
Don't know how to get started with your trial? Here is a quick guide for you and your team on how to maximize your trial with QuickReach. If you are an FSM organization, you can check out this article instead.
Consider the process you want to digitize: do you need to get real-time updates on field personnel? Do you need to automate your reimbursement process? Do you want to set up an internal inventory management system?
Create your solution and invite a team to test it. We recommend keeping it small for now (between 3 to 5 users) so that you can actively measure participation and usability. With a smaller team, you can also gather feedback about your apps and solutions faster.
Each solution has records included. All you need to do would be to build them. You can enter them one by one, or import them via CSV. Just make sure that the structure of your records matches that in QuickReach.
Learn how to add records here.
Simulate requests and fulfillment. Test the whole workflow both on web and on mobile for usability and routing. Is the routing correct? Are the form fields correct?
Learn how to create a case here.
Update the form and routing for anything that can be auto-populated instead of being manually filled out. (Tip: you can use Global Search and Filter to auto-populate records, while you can use System form elements for things such as the current date and time)
This is also when you can decide whether to allow your customers to fill out the request form themselves. You can check out how to do this here.
You can also use this feature for anyone else that needs to submit requests or tickets to you, such as your suppliers, vendors, or partners. Learn how to invite them here.
Add some test customer records and simulate the whole process. If you will give access to your customers, suppliers, or partners, is the form displaying the correct information?
As with the previous feedback session, discuss with your team about what worked and what didn't work with the new iterations of the process. Should there be more or less information that has to be on the form since most of these can already be automatically fetched from the data manager?
Continue to test your process and reconfigure it as needed. You might also want to start considering which parts of your process will need automation, SLA, and the work scheduler.
Need more help with setting up your solution? Book a demo with us!
Don't know how to get started with your trial? Here is a quick guide for you and your team on how to maximize your trial with QuickReach. If you are an FSM organization, you can check out this article instead.
Day 0: Before you start your trial
Consider the process you want to digitize: do you need to get real-time updates on field personnel? Do you need to automate your reimbursement process? Do you want to set up an internal inventory management system?
Day 1: Create and test a solution
Create your solution and invite a team to test it. We recommend keeping it small for now (between 3 to 5 users) so that you can actively measure participation and usability. With a smaller team, you can also gather feedback about your apps and solutions faster.
Day 2 to 3: Build your records
Each solution has records included. All you need to do would be to build them. You can enter them one by one, or import them via CSV. Just make sure that the structure of your records matches that in QuickReach.
Learn how to add records here.
Day 4 to 7: Simulate your process with the solution
Simulate requests and fulfillment. Test the whole workflow both on web and on mobile for usability and routing. Is the routing correct? Are the form fields correct?
Learn how to create a case here.
Day 8: Reconfigure the solution
Update the form and routing for anything that can be auto-populated instead of being manually filled out. (Tip: you can use Global Search and Filter to auto-populate records, while you can use System form elements for things such as the current date and time)
This is also when you can decide whether to allow your customers to fill out the request form themselves. You can check out how to do this here.
You can also use this feature for anyone else that needs to submit requests or tickets to you, such as your suppliers, vendors, or partners. Learn how to invite them here.
Day 8 to Day 10: Test the solution again with test customer data
Add some test customer records and simulate the whole process. If you will give access to your customers, suppliers, or partners, is the form displaying the correct information?
Day 10: Feedback Session 2
As with the previous feedback session, discuss with your team about what worked and what didn't work with the new iterations of the process. Should there be more or less information that has to be on the form since most of these can already be automatically fetched from the data manager?
Day 11 to 14: Continue reconfiguring process, consider automations
Continue to test your process and reconfigure it as needed. You might also want to start considering which parts of your process will need automation, SLA, and the work scheduler.
Need more help with setting up your solution? Book a demo with us!
Updated on: 26/11/2021
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