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CRMfor

JAFFER AGRO SERVICES

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OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT Objectives are based on the input and suggestions taken from JAS department for

implementation of CRM software.

1. Software application must ensure that the users have instant access to the relevant and up-to-date information.

2. Software application should also provide a menu-driven interface to manage, analyze, and generate report from data.

3. CRM Software should be a tool to ease follow up of customers from different aspects of our business related activities and provides access to users to store / view data and use extracted reporting templates to fulfill their needs.

4. A point-and-click interface guides the users through every task involving accessing, managing, analyzing, and presenting data.

5. The software must be offering a wide range of business reporting tools, providing a choice of styles for dynamic display and interactive analysis.

6. The software should include a multidimensional data viewer and a variety of reporting formats.

7. Interactive, user-friendly interfaces combined with comprehensive functionality in the software, providing access to the users for effective decision making.

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PURPOSE OF CRM FOR JAS

Business Creation Business Realization Business Follow up

Identify Farmer

Prospects

Farmer Reports

Acceptability Level

NICL

HEIS

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PURPOSE OF CRM FOR JAS• The Purpose of CRM is that HEIS and NICL will work into a loop to enhance the

business growth for JAS.

• The NICL team will follow up HEIS Customer so that they deliver additional services among the customer list of HEIS.

• CRM will be a marketing tool to increase the knowledge about individual customer.

• CRM will be covering activities performed by HEIS as well as Visiting reports maintained by NICL while visiting a particular farm to keep updated information about farm and customer satisfaction.

• CRM should be able to generate extracted reports based onto the data available in the database.

• CRM should be accessible to regional locations of NICL / HEIS.

• CRM should be efficient enough to understand who are the customers and what are their needs?

““All Information About The Individual Customer Should All Information About The Individual Customer Should Be Available To HEIS, NICL and Marketing Department”Be Available To HEIS, NICL and Marketing Department”

• CRM should be a cost efficient Marketing Tool.

• CRM should support JAS marketing team to understand their customer and their needs?

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Work Flow of

JAS Business Processes

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Overall Work FlowFarm Visits For Potential

Farmers

FSQSoil/

water report

Design Engineer

Selective farms

Design Proposal

To verify the design

Farmer

Reject/ ask for modifications in the design

Govt issues a WO

Accept the DesignAfter

Verification of material

dispatchInstallation of system (FSE)

Commissioning / Delivery of

Farmer book and Log Book

FSEAgronomist

HODD signs the document

Govt Verifies the similarity of designed and implemented

system

FSE test the system for accuracy

• Visit• Training• Farm

management• Recommend

crop for cultivation

• Maintain and update visit report

• Maintain and update system report

• Ask farmer to maintain a logbook for future reference

After Finalizing financial issues

(Invoices/ Payments)

NICL Staff Visit the Farm and maintain a visit Report

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Form Templates used by JASFarm Visits for Potential Farmers

Farm Survey Questionnaire (FSQ)

Soil and Water Report

Design Proposal

Commissioning Form + Farmer Book

Agronomist Visit Report

NICL Staff Periodic Visit Report

Agronomist Follow up Visit

and system Report

Agronomist Prospect Visit

Report

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Flow of Form Templates used by JAS

Farm Visits for Potential Farmers

Farm Survey Questionnaire (FSQ)

Soil and Water Report

Design Proposal

Commissioning Form + Farmer Book

Agronomist Visit (Prospect / Follow Up) & system Report

NICL Visit Report

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Work Flow - FSQFarm Visits for Potential Farmer

Select Multiple potential Farms

Prepare FSQs of Selected Farms

These FSQs are sent to Design Department

Design Department prepares designs for all farms based on the information provided in the FSQs

Then designs are sent to farmer for checking and verification purpose according to the needs

Proposals are prepared for that particular projectIf Approved

If FSQ has been prepared for 30 farms then approximately 30% from the total will go for Installation phase

If 100 farms have been Visited then approximately 30 will go for FSQ process

If modifications are desirable

Proposals are sent to Farmer for approval

Designs are sent to Consultant for Approval

Installation Process is started after Receiving WO & first installment of payment

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Work Flow - Commissioning

After installation of the project

Commissioning process starts to verify the performance of the system including training of farmer and delivery of farmer book

Commissioning template is filled by Agronomist

5 to 10 % variations are allowed in the designed and

actual performance of

the system

Commissioning template is sent to Design Department

HODD signs the template after reviewing and checking all information provided in the form.

System’s accuracy and functionality are checked and verified by FSE

Logbook is maintained for analysis purpose of system performance after some period of time

After receiving Consultant Verification report

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Work Flow – Agronomist Visit

Agronomist visits the farm

Train the Farmer on the practical use

Recommendation for crop under cultivation

Check the performance level of system, check logbook maintained by farmer and coach him on book usage for future reference

Farm – information Management

Maintain and update Prospect visit report

Maintain and update Follow up visit and

system report

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Things to Remember…..

• Design department will prepare the design for all received FSQs.

• All designs and FSQ will be stored in the CRM.

• All FSQs will be useful for NICL to know about the individual customer, to visit the farm and to understand farmer acceptability level .

• A separate form template will be used by NICL which will contain all the information about the visit to a particular farm. And this form information will be available in CRM for future referencing.

• Agronomist will be maintaining two separate reports one is for follow up and one is for prospect customer.

• Agronomist will fill the form and then it will be uploaded to CRM.

• Each farm whose FSQ is being entered into CRM should be visited by NICL and all visiting information should be stored in CRM by using a specific form template.

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Designed Sample

Extracted Report Templates

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Sample Outlook Of Sample Outlook Of

CRM CRM for for

JAFFER AGRO JAFFER AGRO SERVICESSERVICES

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CRM for JAS

Main MenuInput ProgramExtracted ReportsComplaints Handling SystemQueryUtilitiesHelp

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CRM for JAS Input program

FSQ Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Water Sample Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Soil Sample Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Commissioning Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Agronomist Follow up / Prospect Visit Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

System Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

NICL Staff Visit Report Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Other Staff Visit Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Customer Complaint Record Add /Edit / Save / Delete

Note: Edit and Delete Options will be available to authorized person only.

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CRM for JASMain Menu

Input Program Extracted Reports

Complaint Handling

Query Utilities Help

FSQ

Soil Sample

Water Sample

Commissioning

Visit (Agronomist)

Visit (NICL Staff)

System Status

Customer Complaint

Project Status

Agronomical

Hardware

Performance

Single CallStatus

Monthly/Weekly

ComplaintStatus

ViewComplete

RecordBook

Search a Record

Print

ExportData

View Profile

Graphicalview

Of Data

Print

Backup

Restore

Rebuild

Help Contents

Search

AboutSoftware

Calculator

Calendar

Diary

Visit (other Staff)

NICL Visit Report

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CRM for JAS

Extracted Reports Project Status Report Agronomical Report Hardware Report HEIS Performance Reports NICL Visit Reports

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CRM for JAS

Project Status Report Month / Year Wise Project Status Analysis

Under DesignUnder Farmer ConsentPending with Consultant ValidationPending with departmentProjects in HandUnder InstallationInstalledCommissionedVerified by Consultants

Print

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CRM for JAS

Agronomical Report Potential Growers of Region Agronomist / Other Staff Periodic Visit Report Analytical Reports Based on Acres / Value and No of Projects Print

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CRM for JAS

Hardware Report FSQ Report Soil Report Water Report Commissioning Report System Report by Agronomist System Maintenance Report by FSE Print

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CRM for JAS

HEIS Performance Report

No of Projects Based HEIS Performance Report Agronomist Performance Report Based on WO approval against FSQ

Submitted FSE Performance Report Based on Projects Installed Print

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CRM for JAS

NICL Visit Report

Visit Report for Individual farmer Report for periodic Visit. Print

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CRM for JASExtracted Reports

Project Status Report Agronomical Report Hardware Report Performance Report

Year/Month wise project Status Analysis

Under Design

Under Farmer Consent

Pending with Consultant for validation

Pending with Department

Projects in hand

Under Installation

Installed

Commissioned

Verified by Consultant

Print

Potential GrowersOf region

Agronomist / Other Staff Periodic Visits

Analytical Reports based on Acres/Value

and No. of Projects

Print

FSQ Report

Soil Report

Water Report

Commissioning Report

System Report by Agronomist

System Maintenance

Report by FSE

Print

No. of Projects based

HEIS Performance Report

Agronomist Performance

Report Based onWO Approval

againstFSQ Submitted

FSE Performance Report Based onProjects Installed

Print

NICL Visit Report

NICL StaffVisits Report

For Individual

Farmer

NICL StaffReport for

Periodic visit

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CRM for JAS

Complaints Handling System Single Call Status Monthly / Weekly Complaints Status Report based on:

Pending Resolved Product Wise Farm Wise Resolution Time Complaint Category

* Repairing

* Replacement View Complete Record book Search a Particular Record Print

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CRM for JAS

Complaints handling System

Single Call Status

Monthly / WeeklyComplaint Status

Pending

Resoled

Product Wise

Farm Wise

Resolution Time

Complaint Category

Repairing Replacement

View Complete Record Book

Search a record

Print

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CRM for JAS

Query

Export Data to MS-Excel View

Customer ProfileCustomer ComplaintsAgronomist ProfileFSE ProfileLocation wise distribution list of * Region * Tehsil

Graphical representation of Data Print

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CRM for JASQuery

Export Data to MS-Excel

View

Customer Profile

Agronomist Profile

FSE Profile

Customer Complaints

Location WiseDistribution List

Tehsil Region

GraphicalRepresentation

Of Data

Print

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CRM for JAS

Utilities

Backup Restore Rebuild

Help

Help ContentsSearch on helpAbout this softwareCalculatorCalendarDiary

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FINDINGS

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Meetings Organized For CRM Implementation

Date of Meeting Meeting With Purpose of Meeting Outcome of Meeting

December 07, 2009Nauman Fida

Haroon Rasheed

Shakeel Ahmed

To evaluate requirements for CRM Implementation at JAS.

S.No.

01 Understanding of the work flow of HEIS Business Processes

02 December 08, 2009 Abdul SamiTo show the process model of by explaining the requirements from

CRM for HEIS processes.

Design a process flow model for HEIS only and collect form

templates. Evaluate the market for a readymade software.

03 December 10, 2009 Shakeel AhmedTo show the process flow model and sample sketch of reporting

template

Update the Process Flow Model and modify the report required

from System.

04

December 19, 2009 Saleem UllahTo show sample reports required

from the system.Additional Reports suggested by

SUM.05

To Brief the reports suggested by SUM and sample outlook

designed.

Finalize the list of reports required from system and create

tables for input program.06

07

08 January 27, 2010

Abdul Sami

Nauman Fida

MC Members

To Explain overall progress of this project.

To Explain the activities, objectives, outcome and scope

of the CRM project

Summarize the findings and activities performed in the

project.

January 06, 2010

December 14, 2009 Abdul Sami

To show the revised Process Flow Model and report required

from System. Readymade software available in the market.

Finalize the Process Flow Model according to the logical sequence of form templates and collect desired

reports required from System. And the structure of DB will be RDBMS.

January 20, 2010

CRM should cover NICL and HEIS into the loop and it should

be a cost efficient marketing tool.

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OUTCOME OF THE MEETINGS

• CRM should be a marketing tool which should cater detailed information about the customer for improving the interaction of company with customers for sales prospect and for providing technical support and services recommending effective solution to farmers on daily basis based on the current condition of crop for the usage of fertilizer and pesticides.

• The database structure for HEIS will be RDBMS because it is interrelating different processes, with a user interface having a server at backend for data storage and retrieval that will keep all the desired information for generating a complete report.

A Customized software is desirable that will be facilitating the information available in the provided forms only and all reports will be generated based on the available

information.

• Extracted reporting templates shown in this presentation are designed based on the available form templates and the input taken from the HEIS-team.

• The Sample layout of the required CRM software is designed to have an idea about the outlook of the desired software application.

All the information and requirement analysis are based on our meetings with HEIS team and will further be evaluated and finalized based on the suggestions and feedback

of MC members.

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CRM Project Phases Initialization of Project

Problem Analysis

Data Collection

Requirement Analysis

Scope Analysis

System Designing

Programming

Implementation

Training

Phases that are left

Phases that have been accomplished

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CRM Project MilestonesMilestones Initialization Date Completion Date

Project Initialization December 07, 2009

Problem Analysis December 07, 2009 December 09, 2009

Data Collection

Requirement Analysis

Scope Analysis

December 10, 2009

December 12, 2009

January 01, 2010

Initialization date is subject to the

quotation received from proposed software house.

Completion dateIs subject to the

quotation received from proposed software house.

December 11, 2009

December 31, 2009

January 22, 2010

System Designing

Programming

Implementation

Training

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Summary

SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

B. Outcome of the Software Application

CRM Software should be able to manage customer associations in an automotive way and the HEIS related data will be viewed from different perspectives.

D. Timeline for Designing and Implementation Phases

Timeline will be according to the quotation received from proposed software house.

C. Cost of the Software Application

Costing is subject to the quotation received from proposed software house.

E. Limitations of the Software Application

The software application will only be able to handle the data related to HEIS, NICL and Marketing departments only. Data relevant to other departments will not be accessible from the software.

A. Goal of the Software Application

CRM Software should be a tool easing follow up of customers from different aspects of our business related activities in which data can be stored , information can be viewed and reports can easily be generated.

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Thank You


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