Role

Product Design + Front-end Development

Client

CASA&VIDEO (E-commerce)

Selling services in ecommerce

Providing more safety and peace of mind to customers while expanding sales opportunities.

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CHALLENGE

From in-person to online 

The biggest challenge was translating the service sales experience into the digital medium, as the customer's decision is mostly based on the explanation provided by the salesperson about how the services work and their benefits. 
The process to enable the sale of services was divided into two stages: Create the services on the platform (development) and design a sales flow (design).

DEVELOPMENT

Creating the services on the platform

During the development phase, it was identified that the platform (VTEX) did not have a specific method for selling additional services, such as extended warranty and insurance. Therefore, it was necessary to create a process that would allow retrieving the existing services from the physical stores and associating them with the products sold on the e-commerce platform. 

DESIGN

How to sell services online

In order to design the sales flow, the physical store sales process was initially studied through field research, followed by a benchmarking with other online retailers offering similar services. 


Based on this research, the requirements for developing the online sales process were defined as: precise description of the service, clear pricing, display and acceptance of terms and conditions, and general information about the services’ benefits. 


At this point, the main challenge was to present the information without disrupting the customer's purchase journey. Drafts were made to define how the services and additional information would be presented, and the interactions were tested. Legal information and texts were validated with the service provider, and a wireframe was built to validate the content placement in the final interface, ensuring clear and efficient presentation. 

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Takeaways

Takeaways

Omnichannel

The experience should feel singular, regardless of the sales channel. The field research in physical stores was essential to create the online experience based on the salespeople expertise.

One step at a time

Since this was an MVP, service sales were offered to a specific product category where the user interactions could be measured and iterated accordingly. Events in Google Analytics were set up, as well as tracking through Hotjar.