Travel Services
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Leading travel services organizations use Merced Systems’ Sales Performance Management and Service Performance Management applications to standardize operational processes and optimize sales. Travel service operations must have access to timely performance data in order to remain agile when selling product bundles with varying profit margins and time bound travel offers. Sales Performance Management and Service Performance Management helps travel service companies maximize margin and maintain customer loyalty by:
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Case StudyMajor Travel Service Provider Increases Sales Margin and Directional Selling with Merced Incentive Compensation Management
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The Merced Incentive Compensation Management SolutionTo accomplish these goals, the client selected Merced Incentive Compensation Management (Merced ICM) because of its flexibility and scalability the client also selected Merced ICM because of its ability to allow commission teams to rapidly analyze, modify and create incentive plans to address the company’s evolving business strategy. Merced ICM enabled the client to implement a global business solution to calculate commissions, thereby reducing reliance on manual, error prone spreadsheets. Since deployment, the company’s incentive plans have effectively channeled employee behavior to drive more directional selling. As a result of Merced ICM, the client has been able to promote accountability – empowering employees to manage their own performance, and creating a performance-driven culture. |
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Rapid ROIAs a result of implementing Merced ICM, the productivity of sales advisers has increased by 11%. The client has also correlated performance with use of Merced ICM, identifying an impressive pattern in which 100% of all sales staff logged into their personalized dashboards 15 minutes prior to the start of their shift and directly after they ended – an impressive validation of positive performance as a result of aligning activity with incentives. The client has also identified a significant shift in sales behavior. While previously flight sales had been the main driver of sales, sales of travel insurance has increased by 21%, accommodation sales have increased by 14%, and tour sales has increased by 6% |
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