Six organisations across six niches. Different sizes, different problems, one platform. Here is what changed when the systems started working together.
Business Transfer Group replaced a patchwork of disconnected tools with the Coreflow platform, keeping the website, Mailchimp, Adobe Sign and Sage. Enquiries now acknowledged in under a minute, 24/7. The same admin workload that needed a full-time role now takes less than an hour a day.
NFST moved from a fragmented stack of WordPress, Mailchimp, SurveyMonkey and Slack onto one platform. WhatsApp open rates hit 90%. Over 2,000 survey responses gathered in five days. The trust is now seen as modern and tech-savvy, and runs on fewer tools at lower cost.
Lavender Green scaled from 10 to 40 people without outgrowing their systems, because the systems scaled with them. Coreflow connected their existing CRM, Xero and marketing automation into one platform. One click sends invoiceable jobs straight to Xero. The whole business runs from one joined-up place.
Vencomatic connected their existing CRM and mobile field application into Coreflow. Manual job sheets, chasing, and re-entry gone. The same engineers now handle three times the call volume. Automated SMS service reminders, timed from the equipment history already in the platform, drove a 200% increase in service contract renewals. Farmers do not respond to emails. They do respond to SMS.
wagamama had 100 restaurants when they connected their systems through Coreflow. They have 230+ now. Feedback volumes grew fivefold as the business scaled, but the central team did not, because the manual steps between systems were gone.
Info Technology Supply migrated 90+ users onto one supported, consolidated CRM, cleaning years of data in a switch-over with under four hours of downtime. Then Coreflow's AI took on the ~1,000 purchase orders arriving each month in every format imaginable, dropping each onto the right customer automatically. In parallel testing, monthly processing fell from 35 hours to 2.