Rose’s record
One new patient record for every hospital in the region. The rollout starts with one patient’s day on it, from the ambulance to her GP.
IT programmes · Utilities
A new billing system goes live without a hitch. Then a customer’s first bill looks nothing like the last, and she thinks it’s a scam.
1:21 · Cartoon · Utilities
Carol's water bill arrives on a Tuesday. It looks nothing like the last one. New colours, a new account number, and a note that her direct debit has stopped.
She thinks it's a scam. She rings the number on her old bill, and waits forty minutes. Half her street is on hold too.
The water company's new billing system went live without a hitch. Nobody showed the customers what would change. Now picture the letter that went out a month before, with a short film, told from Carol's kitchen table.
Your new bill will look different. This is your new account number. Your direct debit needs one tap to set up again.
Everything else stays the same. And if you're stuck, here's who to ring. Carol watches it in May.
In June, the new bill arrives, and she knows it. She taps once, and puts the kettle on. The phones stay quiet.
That's a go-live story for customers. At Explainer Makers, we've spent thirty years inside large corporate IT departments. We show your customers what's changing before it lands in their letterbox.
If your new system goes live in front of customers, we're happy to talk. Just visit explainermakers.com or send a message on LinkedIn.
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