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Scrive is making a world of difference in our customers’ lives. Their stories show you how.

"If we hadn't worked with you guys on this, we would have been stuck with a process that wouldn't meet customer demand or expectations at all."

Alexander André
Manager Business & System Development | Sales, Volkswagen Group Sverige AB
Case study

Automotive

Volkswagen Group comprises twelve brands from seven European countries: Volkswagen Passenger Cars, Audi, SEAT, ŠKODA, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Porsche, Ducati, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Scania and MAN. In addition, the Volkswagen Group offers a wide range of financial services, including dealer and customer financing, leasing, banking and insurance activities and fleet management.
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"In order to help the animals, we need to raise the funds, and in order to reach the people we need to make it easy for them to be a part of our work, and donate."

Yrsa Sturesdotter
Fundraising manager, World Animal Protection
Case study

Transforming fundraising

World Animal Protection (WAP) is one of the largest global animal welfare organizations and has the largest worldwide reach. A non-profit, WAP is totally dependent on their supporters. Making it easy for people to donate to this work is therefore crucial. Scrive eSign played a big part in making that happen.
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“I was really impressed by the smooth customer experience that Scrive provided…And I realized this is the future.”

Erik Utas
CEO, Hässelby blommor
Case study

Accelerating B2B sales

Founded in 1915, Hässelby Blommor is one of Sweden’s largest companies in the B2B segment for office plants, landscaping services, and floral decorations for corporate events. Realising that customer service is something that never goes out of style, they were looking for a faster process for their B2B contracts to make sure they could deliver to their clients on time.
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“We had a problem. When a new customer signed up on our web site, we had to send them a paper document, and they had to sign it and send it back to us.”

Mikael Lindahl
Business Developer, Avanza Bank
Case study

Onboarding online bank customers

Avanza Bank is an online bank based in Stockholm that makes it easy for private investors in Sweden to play an active part in their investments and savings programmes. Sweden’s largest online stock broker, Avanza has more than 600 000 customers and the largest number of deals on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
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“I thought: this can’t be right. If we could send a man to the moon over 40 years ago, we must ask ourselves, why can’t we send a contract in a digital way today?”

Stefan Davidsson
Country Manager, DNB Finans Sweden
Case study

Auto financing

Den Norske Bank (DNB) is Norway’s first bank, second-largest in the Nordics. In Sweden, they handle 20% of all car financing. When DNB streamlined their contract process with DealerPad eSign, within weeks they eliminated errors completely and decreased payout times to car dealers from 5 days to 30 minutes.
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“This was one of the most successful IT projects I’ve ever had.”

Erik Kluften
Head of IT, Telenor Norway
Case study

POS digitalisation: 100 stores in 2 weeks

Telenor Group is one of the world’s largest mobile telecommunications companies. When Telenor Norway implemented e-signatures in their stores with Scrive’s help, the record-fast rollout resulted in a state-of-the-art in-store sales experience, faster after-sales customer support, and more control for their fraud department.
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“Scrive delivered just what we wanted: a simple, secure solution that shortens lead times and minimises button clicks and manual entry.”

Henrik Åding
Reskontrachef at Din Bil
Case study

B2B customer activation

Din Bil Sverige AB is an automotive group with dealerships and service centers in the metropolitan regions of Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. The Scrive Onboarding Portal has dramatically reduced the time and admin steps for activating new invoicing customers.
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