Customer records · Sales and service · Connected systems · Marketing audiences

Keep opportunities moving and make customer follow-up relevant.

An enquiry can lose its owner, a campaign can reach people who have already bought, or a service team can need software for a specialist task. Twin helps you choose what to keep and what to change for the work at hand.

Start with the customer interaction you want to improve. We can assess whether to configure a product, connect a system you already use or build the missing part.

Customer-service, sales and operations leaders reviewing a connected customer relationship
Keep the customer linked to the right account.Connect people, households, organisations and accounts without flattening their relationships.
Give each system a defined responsibility.Keep CRM, property operations and customer-data activation responsible for the work they do best.
Record the result so the next team can continue.Carry service, sales and activation results back into the usable lifecycle record.

Choose a starting point

What needs to change in the customer journey?

Bring one example of the work, the team that owns it and the records it needs. That gives us a way to decide what to configure, connect or build.

Follow up enquiries before they go cold

Give each enquiry an owner, history and next action so another person can continue the sales conversation. Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam’s dealer programme shows this work connected with existing systems.

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Put campaign effort into relevant audiences

Use purchase history to select an audience and exclude people who have already bought. PangoCDP’s nine-month CellphoneS account reports 35% higher return on ad spend and 28% lower cost per action.

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Customer records and daily work

Keep customer history with the work in progress.

Keep the person’s account, property, product or service with the enquiry or task. The next team can see earlier commitments and activity without asking the customer to repeat the conversation.

Twin CRM lead status and sales activity
Twin CRM lead status and sales activityThe product’s analytics view brings lead status, source and salesperson activity together.

What each platform does

Give CRM, customer data and operational software a clear job.

Twin CRM and PangoCDP can each serve a useful programme independently. Where the journey spans both products or a specialist operating platform, design the connections around the information and action each needs.

PlatformMain responsibilityWhen to use it
Twin CRMCustomer and account relationships, leads, opportunities, sales and service activity, tasks and communication history.Teams need a shared record of customer work, responsibility, status and the next action.
PangoCDPConnected customer data, unified profiles, audience segmentation, dynamic marketing flows and communication through configured channels.Teams need to understand activity across sources, build relevant audiences and run a continuing customer journey.
Operational platformsThe specialist transaction or service record. RIO supports property management and residential Leasing CRM; bespoke platforms can support other operating needs.Property, lease, occupancy, resident, work-order, fee or other specialist records need their own workflow and system of record.

From profile to customer action

Build a journey that responds to what the customer does.

PangoCDP brings agreed customer attributes, purchases and interaction events into profiles. The team can use that context to build an audience, apply exclusions and decide what should happen next.

A sample request can start follow-up; a purchase can change or stop the next message. When a response needs a person, an agreed connection can create work in the sales or service system.

Review the customer route first, then define the data, preferences, timing and returned events it needs.

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PangoCDP product documentation showing its visual automation flow builder
PangoCDP product documentation: visual automation flow builder. Select the image to enlarge.

Configuration, integration and engineering

Use standard capability where it fits, then address the gaps.

Compare available products with the records, tasks and decisions your teams need to manage. The gaps show where configuration, integration or custom development is justified.

Configure

Set up records, stages, permissions, forms and automation where the product already supports the required work.

Integrate

Move the relevant context between systems. Define the identifiers, update timing and correction path without copying everything everywhere.

Engineer

Add a specialist workflow, portal, application or reporting view when standard product functions cannot support the operating requirement.

Customer work in practice

CRM work changes with the business it serves.

In property, field service and dealer networks, the customer record supports different daily tasks. These examples show the operating work around a continuing relationship.

Property and resident services

The Sơn Kim Land programme combines RIO Leasing CRM, property management and the Highgate resident app around units, agreements and everyday service.

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Customer service and technicians

The historical Unilever Pureit delivery linked customer-service CRM with technician jobs, field updates and operational reporting.

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Manufacturers, dealers and vehicle owners

The Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam programme connects sales and service applications, vehicle owners and SAP Dealer Management System integration.

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For a new programme, choose the products, customer-data connections and engineering scope from the records and tasks involved. Agree how identity, communication preferences and updates will move between the selected systems.

Data quality, consent, activation and reporting

Make customer information fit for the next decision.

Customer matching, communication preferences and agreed reporting definitions support useful sales, service and marketing work. Define the data and updates each selected system needs, including how corrections and customer responses return to the right team.

Keep communication preferences available to the systems sending messages. Record the resulting contact or response so sales and service teams can see what the customer has received.

Reports should use agreed definitions to show sales progress, service demand and unresolved cases across these systems.

Identity and data quality

Match carefully, keep the source and matching history and route uncertain records to a responsible reviewer.

Consent and preferences

Make purpose, channel and communication choices available wherever customer data is used.

Activation and write-back

Send approved audiences or next actions to connected channels and record the resulting event.

Lifecycle reporting

Measure progression, service demand, exceptions and outcomes using shared definitions and clear ownership.

Before we begin

Choosing the customer-platform approach

When would we use Twin CRM and PangoCDP together?

Use Twin CRM when a person or team needs to manage an enquiry, opportunity or service task. PangoCDP helps combine customer information and arrange relevant audiences and automated journeys. Connect them when a response, customer event or follow-up needs to move between those activities.

Can an existing CRM remain in place?

Yes. We assess the current CRM, its available interfaces and the information needed by the programme. Nutifood’s published PangoCDP account, for example, describes a data flow to Salesforce CRM. Each engagement defines its own connection requirements.

What makes a dynamic marketing flow useful?

A flow can use customer events and conditions to decide when to wait, branch or continue with an action. This supports a journey that changes with a customer’s response. Product configuration, source data and channel connections determine the available actions.

Relationship and system map

Choose a useful first customer journey.

Choose one enquiry, purchase or service event where follow-up breaks down. We can map the customer record, next action and receiving team, then scope the product setup or connection needed.