EIGENSONNE – On the Sunny Side with Spryker State Machine
Going Beyond E-Commerce
The conventional and sustainable energy market is largely dominated by traditional electrical retailers and specialist local companies. For the customers, this often results in a tedious and difficult purchasing process.
This is exactly where EIGENSONNE comes in, with the goal of making the process of choosing and installing a photovoltaic system as simple and transparent as possible.
How a Modular Back-end Produces Harmonized Data Streams
The Spryker Commerce OS provides a solid base for the back-end for the solar energy provider. All systems are brought together behind the scenes, where data streams are processed and securely stored. The modular structure of the software makes the integration of external interfaces and systems smooth. This becomes a particular advantage if you are looking to harmonize different systems or expand them later.
How does the Spryker State Machine help EIGENSONNE?
The Spryker State Machine supports order management processes for commerce business models. It also allows other complex processes to be digitally conceptualized, mapped and executed – which came in particularly handy for EIGENSONNE’s highly individualized business logic. When using a State Machine, processes are automated and can be extended or changed with the simplest tools and without an ERP system. The graphic representation also plays an important role here. Individual steps and statuses can be mapped and complicated processes can be easily illustrated.
EIGENSONNE has created different State Machines. Here’s an illustration of their sales process, divided into 12 steps. The team divided the rather complex process of preparing the offer and closing the sale into five different process categories and packed these into logical, successive steps. New or updated process elements can be integrated within a few hours or a couple of days at most. The visualization is so user-friendly that every stakeholder in the business can understand everything without having to get involved in the technical aspects.
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EIGENSONNE has created different State Machines. Here’s an illustration of their sales process, divided into 12 steps. The team divided the rather complex process of preparing the offer and closing the sale into five different process categories and packed these into logical, successive steps. New or updated process elements can be integrated within a few hours or a couple of days at most. The visualization is so user-friendly that every stakeholder in the business can understand everything without having to get involved in the technical aspects.
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