Business cases Customer feedback

Customer feedback

Retail Automate reporting

Summary

Optimize customer service by collecting anonymous feedback locally

LoRaWAN can be used to collect customer feedback in real-time, enabling businesses to improve their products or services. By installing sensors in strategic locations, such as near checkouts or customer service desks, businesses can collect feedback from customers in various forms, such as surveys, ratings, or comments. This data can be analyzed and used to improve the customer experience.

Sustainability impact

Enhance customer service, minimizing resource waste and emissions

Automate reporting

9 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Partners involved

Enthu Technology Solutions India Pvt Ltd

enthutech.in

Device manufacturer · Integrator · Application platform · Engineering

IMBuildings

imbuildings.com

Device manufacturer

Devices used

LoRa Customer Feedback

Mutelcor GmbH

Moodbox

IMBuildings B.V.

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Reference case:
- Summary: Optimize customer service by collecting anonymous feedback locally
- Sustainability impact: Enhance customer service, minimizing resource waste and emissions; Automate reporting
- Partners involved: Enthu Technology Solutions India Pvt Ltd (enthutech.in), IMBuildings (imbuildings.com)
- Devices used: LoRa Customer Feedback by Mutelcor GmbH, Moodbox by IMBuildings B.V.
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1. My industry and how this case maps to my situation
2. The number of sites or assets in scope
3. The pain I want to solve and the KPI that defines success
4. My region and whether LoRaWAN coverage or gateways exist there
5. The system my data must reach (dashboard, cloud platform, ERP…)
6. Budget range and target timeline

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- A feasibility and fit assessment against the reference case
- A bill of materials (devices, gateways, platform), using the partners above as candidate suppliers
- A phased rollout plan (pilot → scale) with KPIs per phase
- ROI levers, risks, and what could make this fail
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