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Note: This brochure is Customer designed to be Managing critical Dixons Carphone Warehouse Auto printed. You tasks at the entry should test print point is fundamental Region Reconciliation on regular paper to increase Europe to ensure proper productivity and positioning before Challenge – How it started printing on card ensure information stock. • Input of source 100% paper based. Papersoft professional services for Enterprise departments, quality at a lower enterprise shared services – SSC or large BPO providers that • Manage input branches all over the UK and IRL. cost. want to: You may need to • Monthly +1M/documents. • Organize unstructured data. uncheck Scale to • Human based reporting to commissions team and loss Fit Paper in the prevention. • Manage volume peaks. • Register accurate data into ERP´s. Print dialog (in the • Multiple document reconciliation checks such as bank statements, IDs, contract and others. • Meet regulatory target dates. Full Page Slides • External/Internal audit control. dropdown). To speed up implementation • Vendor relation satisfaction. “we took a staged approach. Benefits from initiative • Credibility/Professionalism. Papersoft consulted with us Check your printer • Full process automation. to create a roadmap of the Finance departments that aim to: instructions to • Process standardisation. print double-sided discrete stages and • Approve/Reject internal information. • Compliant and auditable customer info. pages. identified gaps where best • Avoid service cancellation/penalties. Workflow with alerts and action steps on frauds and practices would speed up • • Optimize cash flow. each phase. This approach errors for all branches. To change images allowed us to accelerate on this slide, business transformation and Benefits from Papersoft ecosystem select a picture greatly reduced the About Dixons Carphone Warehouse and delete it. Then • Full paper trail with document tracking system linked organisation’s risk.” with deep storage. Dixons Carphone plc is a multinational electrical and telecommunications click the Pictures retailer and services company headquartered in London, United icon in the • Online SLA/KPI monitoring. Kingdom. It was formed on 7 August 2014 by the merger of Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse Group. It operates under a number of brands placeholder to Jan Kucera - Network Commissions & • Network commissions dashboard report. Contract Compliance Specialist across the United Kingdom, Ireland and mainland Europe. These include insert your own • Logged and safe paper shedding of confidential Currys, PC World, KnowHow and Carphone Warehouse in the United Kingdom; Currys-PC World and Carphone Warehouse in the Republic of information image. Ireland; PC World, Dixons Travel in UK Airports, Elkjøp in the Nordic • Integrated business continuity and disaster recovery countries and Kotsovolos in Greece. The company is listed on the plan. London Stock Exchange and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. Know more at dixonscarphone.com Key performance indicators - KPIs • Next business day E2E SLA. • 99,8% accuracy rate. AUTO RECONCILIATION SERVER • Cost reduction. Papersoft Services – Retail Case Study .

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