Client project for iDine

OpsFirst

A provider-side platform built for iDine to deliver and manage services for iDine's clients, covering customer accounts, departments, teams, categories and issue routing.

Ownership
Client project for iDine
Services
Custom software, Process automation, Systems integration

The client and the problem

OpsFirst was built for iDine, to serve iDine’s own clients. A service provider working for many client organisations needs to manage each client’s requests in an organised way: who the request is for, which part of the client’s organisation it concerns, which team should handle it and how it progresses.

What the platform covers

OpsFirst is a provider-side platform: it is used by the service provider to deliver and manage services for its clients. Its capabilities include:

  • Customer accounts for each client organisation served.
  • Departments and teams to reflect how the client and the provider are organised.
  • Categories to classify the work.
  • Issue routing so each request reaches the team responsible for it.
  • Operational workflows to take requests from logging to resolution.

Ownership

OpsFirst is a platform built for iDine. It is not my independent product, and it is separate from OpsDone, my own operations management product.

My role

I worked on OpsFirst for iDine. Client data and internal configuration are confidential and are not described here.

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