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Chef Works, a global leader in culinary and hospitality apparel, operates in regions including the US, Canada, Australia, and the UK, serving thousands of customers worldwide. With over 250 employees in the US, Chef Works is committed to digital transformation, starting in North America and expanding globally to streamline their contact centres with Amazon Connect.
As part of their contact centre transformation project, Chef Works needed to find a PCI Compliant payment solution with operational improvements and global scalability.
Key challenges included:
Chef Works selected SequenceShift’s cost-efficient payment solution to meet their needs during the migration to Amazon Connect. The quick Proof of Concept (PoC) enabled an efficient evaluation, and SequenceShift worked closely with Chef Works to integrate the system into their ERP and new phone platforms, streamlining payment processing in U.S. and Canadian contact centers while laying the foundation for future scalability.
A number of positive results were delivered:
As Calvin Nguyen, Director of Analytics and Digital Transformation at Chef Works explains: “Our previous vendor did not offer scalable solutions to what we would need to scale out the product further for the US, Canada, and the other regions. So, we were looking for a better scalable solution and that’s where we found SequenceShift.”
“SequenceShift was instrumental in helping us customize the solution around our particular business model…helping us navigate the platform and set it up correctly.”
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