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Norths Collective leverages Boomi for enhanced digital hospitality and fitness experience
Norths Collective, a member-owned organisation based in New South Wales, has invested in upgrading its digital hospitality and fitness patron experience. The company has utilised the Boomi platform to integrate its technology environment, providing a comprehensive view of the business and its members. This integration has led to personalised emails for members, resulting in a 10% increase in click-through rates.
Norths Collective says it has developed and shared an Ethical Personalisation Policy with the community.
It's investment in new systems and platforms means the time needed to onboard a new venue into its digital landscape has been reduced from 10 weeks to three weeks.
Importantly that represents a 70% reduction in time to market. Boomi said its solution allowed formerly siloed systems to communicate with Salesforce in real time, enabling new members to access the Norths Collective app within one minute of joining.
"Boomi allows formerly siloed systems to talk to Salesforce in real time, so data no longer lives in isolation, and through this real-time integration, new members have access to our app within one minute of joining," said Robert Lopez, Norths Collective's GM of CX, Brand, and Innovation.
Norths Collective is a collective of eight hospitality venues and two fitness centres located on Sydney's North Shore and in northern New South Wales. The company's profits are channelled back to its members and the community, facilitated by digital services. Norths Collective has integrated Salesforce with applications used for its hospitality venues and restaurants, fitness centres, ticketing and event bookings, point of sale, and membership program and a new mobile app.
"This year will be the 'year of enhancing integrations' for Norths to build a business analytics practice that will enhance customer experience across our 61,000 strong member base. It will help us improve how we run our venues, ensure engagement is personalised to members' needs, and make interacting with any of our venues and fitness centres as simple as possible," said Robert Lopez, General Manager of Customer Experience Brand & Innovation at Norths Collective.
"Our ability to scale has improved astronomically. It previously took 10 weeks to onboard a new venue into our digital landscape," said Lopez. "We have that down to three weeks - that's a 70 percent reduction in time to market. Boomi allows formerly siloed systems to talk to Salesforce in real time, so data no longer lives in isolation, and through this real-time integration, new members have access to our app within one minute of joining."
"Customer experience makes or breaks businesses. The quality of every interaction, whether in person, through an app, or online, determines the likelihood of consumers coming back. Norths Collective is setting a standard for what customer experience should look like. With Boomi connecting all digital touchpoints, the collective truly understands what its members want and has optimised its workforce to ensure members' every visit is positive," said Nathan Gower, Director of Australia and New Zealand at Boomi.
Norths Collective plans to incorporate human resources (HR) and rostering, finance and accounting, supplier systems, enterprise risk management (ERM), telephony, and social media in the near future. The company also plans to integrate Apple Pay and Google Pay to further enhance and streamline member sign-up. Boomi plays a key role in Norths Collective's expansion by expediting how quickly new facilities can be onboarded following amalgamation activity. Norths Collective has further amalgamations planned in the coming years.
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