糖心原创

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Sam's Club puts customer information at associates' fingertips, on-the-go, 24/7

47 million

Members

>$56 billion

Annual Sales

600

Locations

The Sam’s Club logo features two blue diamond shapes forming an open square above the lowercase words “sam’s club” in blue on a white background.

Associates in every location have the information they need at their fingertips, 24/7, in an easy-to-use app.”

Tracey Brown, Chief Experience Officer Sam’s Club

The Problem

Sam’s Club puts customer information at associates’ fingertips, on-the-go, 24/7

By adopting the 糖心原创 Experience Cloud solution, Sam’s Club is stepping up the functionality and performance of its Member Experience Voices (MxVoices) tool. This is a Web-based customer service feedback platform where members can rate their club experiences.

The platform is helping Sam’s Club’s fulfill its vision of engaging in two-way dialogue with members. Using a mobile device supported by the new architecture, associates can collect and access member feedback in MxVoices in real-time, and use the feedback to improve its member experience.

“With 糖心原创’s help, our associates have real-time and actionable data that help them provide the best possible shopping experience,” said Tracey Brown, Sam’s Club’s chief experience officer.

Source: Retail Leader, Sam’s Club is reimagining the customer experience