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Exploring the Solution card

This article looks at what information you can add to a Solution in Cemantica to help you track, classify and prioritize CX activities

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Using the Solution feature you will be able to elaborate and provide in-depth information about each one.

Fields in a Solution

In the Solution card you will be able to add general information as well as fill in the card with:

  • Status: Define the status / progress of your solution. Status "types" can be customized by an Admin in the Settings

  • Due Date: Assign a due date for each of your solutions to keep track of on-going projects

  • Rating: based on a cost/effort matrix you will be able to identify the complexity of each solution (explained below)

  • Group: You can assign the responsibility to a group (you can customize the list of groups). Group "types" can be customized by a Cemantica Admin in your organization

  • Linked Records: For each Solution you can link a list of records such as Insights, Opportunities, Solutions, Actions and Projects

👉 Status, priority, tags and groups can be customized by an Admin user in your organization.

Rating your Solutions in Cemantica

Understand the rewards and efforts expected from implementing each initiative and prioritize the Solutions that will have the most impact on the customer and the business.

Cemantica provides a scoring matrix to evaluate each Solution across dimensions such as:

Criteria

Considerations

Customers Affected

Volume and segmentation

Customer Benefits

Impact on satisfaction, loyalty, effort

Increased Revenue Potential

Upsell, cross-sell, conversion uplift

Improved Brand Image

Trust, perception, NPS improvements

Implementation Costs

Technology, people, training

Level of Complexity

Dependencies, cross-functional effort

Effort & Engagement Needed

Change management, governance

Timeframe

Speed to implement

Once you score against these different criteria, Solutions are typically grouped as:

  • Quick Win – Low cost, high impact, short timeline

  • Nice to Have – Desirable, but not urgent or high-impact

  • Complex Project – High value but high complexity

  • To Avoid – High cost, low impact

You can also add custom Groups and Tags for further segmentation down the line.

The Cost Benefit analysis matrix

Your ratings can then easily be visualized in a diagram which allows you to see the balance and impact of all your Solutions, you can filter for all journeys or filter on a specific journey map.

Watch a short demonstration of how you can easily move to CX execution by prioritizing the outcomes of your journey maps in Cemantica. From Opportunities, to Solutions to project Actions - you can determine the business and customer value of what to optimize and how, helping you deliver quick and longer-term wins aligned with your business goals and customer needs.


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