Adastra implemented a store digitalization solution for all Slovak Telekom stores in Slovakia in partnership with ELCOM and Proboston Creative. Thanks to this unique concept featuring a device enabling offer display, Next Best Action, and paperless eSignature with biometry.
We live in an era of digitalization and paperless processes, often online only, where stores/branches are unable to keep up. Modern customers are used to having everything they need in their phones with nice visuals. At times they feel back in the previous century when leaving stores and branches with a bunch of printed signed contracts and paper notes explaining the agent’s offer. With its concept, Adastra transfers online customer experience to stores/branches, enabling to enter true digital era.
With an objective to digitalize their stores, Slovak telekom was the early adopter in Slovakia. The idea behind this project was to innovate stores, replace piles of paper with their digital version, improve customer experience with a single device for customers’ interaction during their visit, but most importantly to profile Slovak Telekom as an innovative telco company.
As the basic equipment we chose a unique device Elcom Secure Sign II as the only one device that combines all required functionalities:
The device is capable of displaying offers, proposing Next Best Action, and supports eSignature with biometry. Elcom Secure Sign II has integrated “smart card reader” for customer identification via ID card or a payment card and enables:
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