Wilbur-Ellis

Distribution · Functional support

Functional support depended on one specialist.

Allari added business-user and development support, then documented and practiced key processes with additional team members. Shared coverage remains in progress.

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The problem. The action. The result.

Business pressure

Needs moved closer to users

  • Finance process requests
  • Testing and go-live support
  • Knowledge held by a specialist
Allari responsibility

Extend beyond technical support

  • Functional + development work
  • Service-item tracking
  • Documented knowledge transfer
Recorded progress

Broader coverage in preparation

  • Seven training processes complete
  • Practical execution under review
  • Shared handover still in progress
How we handled the work

01

Finance and user-testing requests needed support.

A distributor with an established ERP and internal technical team needed more help with finance processes, user testing and business requests. An effective specialist could address immediate needs; long-term coverage required shared knowledge.

02

Added functional and development capacity.

Allari supplied functional and development expertise, including support around user testing for a planned tools-release go-live. A service tracker organized work across finance and operations: payment processing, integrity checks, sales orders and month-end activities.

03

Documented and practiced seven processes.

A documented transfer plan combined reading procedures, learning from the specialist, questions and practical execution under review. Seven training processes were marked complete.

Broader shared-service coverage remained in development in the later account record. Completed training does not establish a completed operating handover.

04

Broader shared coverage is being prepared.

Allari’s role broadened as business-user needs grew, even as demand for the original technical service declined. Documented work and practical knowledge transfer provide a foundation for coverage beyond one individual.

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