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Indigo reduces customer service intervention by 14% with Ada chatbot and project44 delivery visibility

After expanding from one to eight delivery carriers in mid-2019, Indigo had no centralized view of delivery performance across the network and no ability to proactively identify or address shipping issues before customers called in. WISMO inquiries burdened live customer service staff.

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Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · project44 carrier data integration
Indigo integrated with project44 to provide real-time package tracking regardless of carrier.
Tools used
Adaproject44
Outcome

Indigo achieved a 14% reduction in orders requiring customer service intervention, saved $150,000 in staffing costs via chatbot self-service, and proactively rerouted 120,000 potential delivery delays during the holiday season. Containment rate increased and live-agent calls became shorter.

What failed first

With a single carrier, Indigo received only after-the-fact delivery confirmations with no visibility into stalled or delayed packages and no way to intervene proactively.

Results
Time saved30,000
Volume14%
Cost replaced$150,000
Source

https://www.ada.cx/case-study/indigo

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