Powys County Council faced the challenge of providing reliable services to a diverse population across Wales. Their existing self-service website lacked integration and efficient back-end systems, leading to delays and frustration for customers. To overcome these issues, they adopted the GOSS Digital Platform, a flexible web content management system with integrated CRM capabilities. The council leveraged the platform's adaptability to design and implement bespoke online processes based on customer feedback and department requirements. By prioritising top tasks and utilizing data-driven insights, they introduced the new website in phases, achieving a smooth transition. Throughout the process, GOSS proved to be a dedicated and supportive partner, working closely with Powys to achieve their goals and challenges.
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We can now build our own processes. We liaise with departments and consider customer feedback to build something completely bespoke to our requirements. That's ultimate flexibility.
Sarah Ryan - Channel Access Manager
Powys County Council
Case study at a glance...
Significant savings
Channel shift savings of over £55,000 in the first six months in waste services alone - representing a 75% cost reduction.
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Customer satisfaction has increased from an average of 68% to an average of 84% across all services in the first year alone. One of its most popular services - bulky waste collections - now has a 96% satisfaction rate.
See moreIncreased efficiency
50% reduction in emails to customer services, and an 80% reduction in calls related to waste depots.
See moreReal-time tracking
Real-time tracking enables service heads to monitor activity and metrics, aiding informed operational decisions.
See moreSignificant savings
Channel shift savings of over £55,000 in the first six months in waste services alone - representing a 75% cost reduction.
See moreIncreased satisfaction
Customer satisfaction has increased from an average of 68% to an average of 84% across all services in the first year alone. One of its most popular services - bulky waste collections - now has a 96% satisfaction rate.
See moreIncreased efficiency
50% reduction in emails to customer services, and an 80% reduction in calls related to waste depots.
See moreReal-time tracking
Real-time tracking enables service heads to monitor activity and metrics, aiding informed operational decisions.
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