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Loyalty Management and
High Volume Marketing
in SAP CRM 7.0
Bhushan Khadpe, CRM Product ManagementSunil Dixit, CRM Product Management25th November, 2008
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features
1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
CRM 7.0 introduces B2C marketing capabilities focusing on:
Loyalty management
A highly functional loyalty management solution, configurable for differentprogram strategies to grow and retain existing customers
Enhanced high volume marketing capabilities applied to
Segmentation Campaign Execution
Address List Handing
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solut ion Overv iew
2. Demo
3. Features
1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Loyalty ManagementWhat is it?
Impact
Loyalty programs have changed the wayconsumers interact with companies, from theway they purchase products or services, tohow much they spend.
Many consumers in the US and Europe havebecome quite accustomed to the rewardsand incentives they receive by being a "card
carrying" member of an airline, hotel, car rental or retail program – customers expect areward program for their loyalty
Source: ICLP, 2007
Loyalty marketing is an approach to marketing , based on strategic management,in which a company focuses on growing and retaining existing customers
through incentives
-Wikipedia
Benefits
Cost efficiency of customer loyalty Better understand customer value
Drive customer behavior
Generate revenue
Gain valuable customer insight
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Unsatisfied customers
Only 4% of unsatisfied customers actually complain
75-90% of unsatisfied customers will never return inthe future
Each unsatisfied customer tells another 9 customers
Satisfied customers
Customer retention costs are 1/6 of acquisition costs
Satisfied customers are willing to pay more for products and services
Each satisfied customer tells 5 potential customers
Source: Strauss, R. E.: Marketing Planning by Design: Systematic Planning for Successful Marketing Strategy, London/New York 2008; Tiwana, 2001.
Loyalty ManagementWhy is it important?
Unsatisfied customers are usually lost forever and have a negative multiplier effect
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Loyalty Management @ SAP
Applies across multiple industries
Travel Retail
Telecommunications
Banking
…
Enables design and execution of closed loop loyalty programs
Frequent Flyer Programs
Rewards Programs
…
Enables brand owners to promote customer participation andinfluence customer behavior with customized offers
Delivers multi-channel enabled loyalty business processes
Interaction Center Web Channel
Loyalty Management is customer centric
Forrester: SAP isn’t software; it is a religion
!
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Loyalty Management @ SAPFunctional Overview
Program
Management
Membership
Handling
Program PartnersManagement
PointsManagement
Tier based Point
Expiration
Dynamic Attributes
Tier Management
Program Creation
Point ExpirationProcessing
Online Member Activity Processing
Batch Member
Activity Processing
Simulation of RuleProcessing
Scalable EngineComponent
Tier EvaluationProcessing
Point AccountManagement
Member Tier Management
Member Activities
Basic MembershipCard Handling
Membership Typesand Registration
Member ProfileMaintenance
Processing
Engine
Sales Order Integration
IC IntegrationLoyalty APIConnectivity
Web ChannelIntegration
Reward Rules
Management
VersionManagement
Template & Expert
mode maintenance
Partner Sponsorship
Robust RuleModeling
Rule Scheduling
CampaignIntegration
Program Design & Setup Program Execution
Integrate/Collaborate
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features
1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Demo Story Flow
This demo revolves around Pascal Roberts, who is a member of World Airwaysloyalty program World Flyer Plus.
He is booking travel from San Francisco to Frankfurt for a business trip...
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features
1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Loyalty Management @ SAPFunctional Overview
Program
Management
Membership
Handling
Program PartnersManagement
PointsManagement
Tier based Point
Expiration
Dynamic Attributes
Tier Management
Program Creation
Point ExpirationProcessing
Online Member Activity Processing
Batch Member
Activity Processing
Simulation of RuleProcessing
Scalable EngineComponent
Tier EvaluationProcessing
Point AccountManagement
Member Tier Management
Member Activities
Basic MembershipCard Handling
Membership Typesand Registration
Member ProfileMaintenance
Processing
Engine
Sales Order Integration
IC IntegrationLoyalty APIConnectivity
Web ChannelIntegration
Reward Rules
Management
VersionManagement
Template & Expert
mode maintenance
Partner Sponsorship
Robust RuleModeling
Rule Scheduling
CampaignIntegration
Program Design & Setup Program Execution
Integrate/Collaborate
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features
1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Program ManagementFeatures
Program Management supports program design with flexible tier management,point management, and partner management capabilities.ProgramManagement
Use dynamic attributes to enhance the program with industry specific or program specific attributes and track customer behavior
Industry specific
enhancements
Effectively classify program members into multiple concurrent tier levels
Track and reward current and lifetime value Flexible rules to upgrade/downgrade/retain tier levels
Tier Management
Increase the value of your program to members by offering point earningopportunities and benefits with partners
Generate additional revenue by selling points to partners
Program Partners
Manage redeemable and qualifying points in program
Manage point expiration
Point Management
Feature Benefits
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Program ManagementTier Management example - Airline
Tier Level
Tier
Group
Tier Level
Tier Level
Tier Level
Tier Level
Tier Level
Tier
Group
Basic Million Miler
Silver Gold Platinum 1 MM 2 MM 3 MM+
Tier Level
Regular
Tier Validit y
Miles Validity
M i l e s /
F l i g h t s US/Canada
Rest of world
Basic Tier Guarantee
12 monthsEOY
12 monthsEOY
12 monthsEOY
24 monthsEOY
18 monthsEOM
2 year EOY
25.000 /30
50.000 /60
100.000 /100
25.000 /30
50.000 /50
75.000/75
Gold Gold Gold
Miles never expire
Miles never expire
Never expire
Once a million miler Always a million miler
Tier Level
LoyaltyProgram
Multiple tier levels – Basic & M illion M iler
Tier-dependent points validity
Customizable tier qualification rules e.g. count ry dependent
Tier guarantees based on different conditions – e.g. lifetime tier guarantees gold
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features
1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Reward Rule ManagementExamples - Retail
Back to School Bonus
Double Bonus on Notebooks
Earn double Super Points for all notebookspurchased from June 2008 to August 2008online or in our stores!
Earn 20% bonus Super Points for all schoolproducts purchased from June 2008 to
August 2008 online or in our stores!
End of Year Bonus on orders over $500
From November 1st 2008 to December 31st 2008 earn a 1000 point bonus on all ordersover $500, and additional 1000 point bonus on all orders over $750! Online orders donot qualify. Bonus will post 6 weeks after order completion.
Reward Rules
Management
Reward Rule Management enables the brand owner to design and model the
program rules, conditions, and offers using the flexible CRM Rule Builder
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Tier Bonus
Flight Miles
Tier Rules
Reward Rule ManagementExamples – Airline Program Rules
0%0%X I ONo Mileage Credit
100%100%M H Q V WDiscount Economy150%100%Y BEconomy
150%125%C DBusiness
150%150%F A PFirst
QualifyingMiles*
RedeemableMiles
BookingClass
Service Class
100%Platinum
50%Gold
25%Silver
Bonus*Program Status
*Only on flights operated by World Airways
*Only on flights operated byWorld Airways, Europe Air
Rest of WorldUS/CanadaTier Level
100
60
30
Flights*
7575,000100,000Platinum
5050,00050,000Gold
3025,00025,000Silver
Flights*MilesMiles
Reward Rules
Management
Reward Rule Management enables the brand owner to design and model the
program rules, conditions, and offers using the flexible CRM Rule Builder
*Only flights operated by World Airways count towards tier qualification flights
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Reward Rule ManagementExamples – Airline Offers #1 – A new segment promotion
Reward Rules
Management
Reward Rule Management enables the brand owner to design and model the
program rules, conditions, and offers using the flexible CRM Rule Builder
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Reward Rule ManagementExamples – Airline Offers #2 – A frequency reward offer
Reward Rules
Management
Reward Rule Management enables the brand owner to design and model the
program rules, conditions, and offers using the flexible CRM Rule Builder
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Reward Rules
Management
Reward Rule ManagementFeatures
Reward Rule Management enables the brand owner to design and model the
program rules, conditions, and offers using the flexible CRM Rule Builder
Design rules to encourage recurring member participation and interaction
Schedule rules to execute on a periodic basis to reward recurring activity
Rule Scheduling
Sponsor program offers with program partners
Generate additional revenue by selling points to partners
Partner Sponsorship
Integrated marketing campaign execution
Segmentation based on loyalty specific member attributes
Target members with customized offers
Campaign Integration
Maintain commonly administered rules using pre-defined templates Model complex rules using rule builder and formula editor
Template & Expert-modemaintenance
Feature Benefits
Robust Rule Modeling Efficiently manage program rules
Design and model rules using Rule Builder
Version Management Ensure error-free deployment by simulating rules before releasing
Maintain multiple versions for different time periods
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Membership
Handling
Membership HandlingFeatures
A flexible membership model with robust point management, tier management,and card handling capabilities across multiple channels
Robust point account management to track point balances as well asindividual transactions
Supports earning, redemption, expiration, transfer/donate processes
Point Account Management
Maintain membership profile in web channel and interaction center Member Profile Maintenance
Track member participation in loyalty program in a single view
Process member activities against program rules to determine rewards
Member Activities
Track member tier history Manual as well as automated tier transitions
Member Tier Management
Feature Benefits
Membership Types &
Registration
Flexible membership models for individual and group memberships
Fully integrated with standard Business Partner
Registration via various channels, and fast entry via Response Recording
Basic Membership Card
Handling
Basic card handling capability to track membership cards
Data linkage for integration with external card service provider
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Membership HandlingMembership Types
Member: An Individual Account registered to a loyalty program through a membership
LoyaltyProgram
Membership
Personal Membership Shared Account Membership Group Membership
LoyaltyProgram
Membership
LoyaltyProgram
Membership
LoyaltyProgram
Membership
SharedOwnedOwnedTier Levels
FamilyFamilyIndividualExample
SharedOwnedOwnedQualifying Points
SharedSharedOwnedRedeemable Points
Many/MembershipOne/MembershipOne/MembershipMembers
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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Processing
Engine
Processing EngineFeatures
A highly scalable component to process high volumes of member activities andtier transitions against the program rules
Point Expiration based on inactivity period or point validityPoint Expiration Processing
Member tier processing for potential changes against program rulesTier Evaluation Processing
Processing of high volume of member activities in batch job
Report for importing member activities from external applications
Batch Member Activity
Processing
Processing of member activities from CRM Web Client or InteractionCenter Online Member ActivityProcessing
Feature Benefits
Scalable Engine Component New component for processing member activities against program rules
Simulation of Rule
Processing
Supports simulation of reward rule processing before releasing intoproduction
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1. What’s new in Marketing in CRM 7.0
2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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CRM IntegrationFeatures
Register and manage membership
Campaign self-registration
Earn, redeem, and buy points
Web Channel Integration
API to access loyalty data for integration with external applicationsLoyalty API Connectivity
Register and manage membership Campaign self-registration
Earn, redeem, and buy points
Transfer and Donate points
IC Integration
Feature Benefits
CRM Sales Order Integration Earn, redeem, and buy points using standard CRM Sales order
Enabled across web channel and interaction center
Sales Order Integration
IC IntegrationLoyalty APIConnectivity
Web ChannelIntegration
Integrate/Collaborate
Program
Management
Membership
Handling
Processing
Engine
Reward Rules
Management
Program Design & Setup Program Execution
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Loyalty Management in CRM 7.07 Key Points to Take Home
Highly functional loyalty management solution
Configurable for different program strategies
Applicable across multiple industries
Easy-to-use, robust rule modeling capability
Multi-channel enabled
Integrated in CRM
Designed and optimized from the ground-up for mass processing
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2. Loyalty Management1. Solution Overview
2. Demo
3. Features1. Program Management
2. Reward Rule Management
3. Membership Handling
4. Processing Engine
5. CRM Integration
3. Enhanced High Volume Capabilities for Marketing1. Solution Highlights
2. Segmentation Demo
3. Segmentation Technical Details
Agenda
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