Technology Category
- Sensors - GPS
Applicable Industries
- Apparel
- Education
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
- Virtual Training
Services
- Training
About The Customer
The Emazing Group is a B2C company operating in the eCommerce space. The company prides itself on powering self-expression through their apparel, catering to a diverse range of customers from gamers to EDM ravers. The company's goal is to grow consistently by 50% each year. In 2017, they reached $20 million in revenue, and they were on target to hit $30 million in 2018. The Emazing Group operates under the brands Emazing Lights, iHeartRaves, and INTO THE AM, and is led by Founder & CEO Brian Lim.
The Challenge
The Emazing Group, a B2C company in the eCommerce space, faced significant challenges in managing their business processes. With 60 employees, the company struggled to keep their processes organized and up-to-date. They initially tried to create a process management system using Google Drive and Microsoft Word, but this approach proved to be problematic. The lack of a dedicated solution led to confusion about whether processes were in place for specific tasks and whether these processes were current. The company also faced issues with Google Drive, as all employees needed to have the same folder structure when onboarded. This led to processes getting lost, being used at the wrong time, and going out-of-date without anyone knowing. The disorganization was a major pain point for the company, leading to inefficiencies and lost time in getting their processes organized.
The Solution
The Emazing Group turned to SweetProcess to address their process management challenges. SweetProcess is a dedicated platform that allowed the company to centralize their processes, organize them easily, and search for them as needed. The platform ensured that processes existed for every task, were used at the appropriate time, and were kept up-to-date. The most significant benefit of implementing SweetProcess was the improvement in the efficiency of their training and hiring process. The centralization of processes also improved accessibility, enabling team members to share processes with each other. This meant that employees could cover for those who were absent without missing any important details. The company found SweetProcess simple and easy to use, and it became a key tool for creating, managing, and sharing processes with team members.
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