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£200k incremental sales from iPhone 14 launch
Chaotic email chains and blind shipment tracking to full end-to-end visibility
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The case study leads with the before-state of blindness: lost shipments across email threads, no reliable arrival times, and no way to act on pre-order demand. The Clarity tag fits because the core problem was not knowing, and the mechanism of change was giving the whole business a single view of shipments. The £200k and £40k figures are a genuine Breakthrough signal, but they are framed as outcomes made possible by visibility, not as the lead transformation.
Tie the visibility win directly to a specific product launch event. The iPhone 14 example gives a concrete, time-boxed proof point that shows exactly what late shipments cost in lost revenue, making the ROI tangible rather than abstract.
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