Case Study: Dynamics 365 CRM for Ecommerce

The Challenge

StyleBasket, a fast-growing online retailer in the UK, faced a familiar ecommerce pain: slow customer service.
Customers waited days for responses to order issues, product queries, and returns. Manual triaging of cases—across chat, email, and phone—meant some requests slipped through the cracks. Team leaders lacked visibility into aging tickets and service performance, putting SLAs (Service Level Agreements) at risk and customer loyalty on the line.

Long and inconsistent resolution times

Manual case assignment and follow-up

No automated alerts for SLA breaches

Limited reporting on support team performance

Our Solution: CRM-Powered SLA Automation

We partnered with StyleBasket to overhaul their customer service process using Dynamics 365 Customer Service.
Our certified CRM developers delivered a tailored automation setup designed to speed up ticket resolution, enforce SLAs, and give managers the oversight they needed.

SLA Management Automation

Defined and configured SLA policies for various ticket types (e.g., order issues, product returns, delivery delays)

Automated timers and escalations to flag tickets at risk of breaching SLA targets

Intelligent Case Routing

Automated assignment of new cases to available agents based on workload and expertise

Escalation rules for unresolved or overdue tickets

Real-Time Dashboards

Live case status, resolution time tracking, and SLA compliance metrics

Alerts for at-risk cases and visual aging analysis

Streamlined Communication

Pre-built response templates for common issues

Auto-notifications to customers on case updates and resolutions

The Results

Just four weeks after going live, StyleBasket achieved dramatic service improvements:

60% Faster Case Resolution

Average case closure time dropped from 2.5 days to under 1 day

100% SLA Compliance

Automated escalations virtually eliminated missed SLAs

Higher Customer Satisfaction

Survey scores improved as customers received timely, consistent support

Team Productivity Boost

Agents spent less time on manual triage, more on solving real issues