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Chico's FAS speeds up digital transformation for customers

31 Oct '20
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Chico’s FAS, an omni-channel specialty retailer for women that was recently named ‘Best Online Company’ by Newsweek, is accelerating its digital transformation and enhancing its position as a customer-first company. The company is innovating the customer experience to drive greater digital sales across its Chico’s, White House Black Market, and Soma brands.

In October, the company invested in new strategic relationships with leading technology companies, including Salesforce, Afterpay and Contentstack to modernise and personalise the digital experience for its customers. In the coming months, these collaborations are expected to leverage customer relationships to maximise marketing campaigns; fuel customer acquisition; and establish a single 360-degree view of customer data to create relevant communication and a personalised customer experience, the company said in a media statement.

Chico’s is collaborating with Salesforce, a leading customer relationship management (CRM) provider, to modernise its marketing platform and deliver personalised customer engagement at scale. As a customer-first and customer-obsessed organisation, Chico’s FAS is unlocking its ability to deliver lifecycle marketing using predictive intelligence to optimise messaging to each customer across all channels. Chico’s FAS is developing a single platform with a unified view of its customers through robust customer data that has been collected for more than three decades. This includes leveraging Chico’s FAS loyalty programme, which has some of the highest participation rates in retail.

This holiday season, customers have a new way to shop the company’s online boutiques, enjoy her purchases now and pay for them later with interest-free instalments. Customers now have the option to use Afterpay to purchase the latest fashions from all three brands. Chico’s FAS commitment to speed and innovation resulted the implementation of this new customer service offering in just eight weeks.

For more than three decades, millions of loyal customers have shopped Chico’s FAS brands for the one-on-one relationships they’ve established with stylists and the personalised experience they consistently receive during each interaction. Through Chico’s FAS partnership with Contentstack, the company is further building upon its foundation for delivering personalised content to customers based upon personal preference, region and weather.

“Customers’ behaviours are changing, and we have developed a customer-first model where the customer is the channel. As we innovate how we seamlessly engage with and serve her, we will continue to undergo continuous optimisation of the digital experience across all of our brands to forge deeper relationships, accelerate growth, drive greater profitable sales and gain market share,” Molly Langenstein, chief executive officer and president at Chico’s FAS said.

“As we enhance our position as a customer-first company, organisational agility and speed-to-market are top priorities. Our teams have come together to accelerate critical areas of our digital transformation in months instead of years. As the customer continues to evolve her shopping habits, we will expand our digital services to seamlessly personalise her shopping journey at each of our brands to maximise customer lifetime value. This will be critical to meeting the needs of both our loyal customers today and the increasing number of new customers that join our community,” Laura Loughran, senior vice president of technology, Chico’s FAS said.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (GK)

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