In an environment where service quality has become a decisive factor for loyalty, companies are looking for tools that enable them to serve customers with speed, context, and consistency. Salesforce Service Cloudtogether with Agentforceoffers a modern platform to transform service in any industry and scale it without losing human quality.

Its value proposition is based on three pillars (centralizing knowledge, personalizing multichannel service, automating processes intelligently) and translates into benefits:

• Reduced resolution time
• Reduced case volume through self-service
• Improved agent productivity
• Increased customer satisfaction
• Reduction in service operating costs

Below, we break down these pillars and close with a full usage example on the benefits of optimizing post-sales with Service Cloud and Agentforce.

Centralizing information and knowledge to make better decisions

The dispersion of information (mailings, loose notes, outdated procedures) generates inefficiencies and an uneven experience.

Service Cloud solves this fragmentation thanks to:

Unique customer history

Everything is recorded in one place: emails, calls, chats, cases and forms.

Benefit: Organizations that centralize information with Service Cloud reduce internal search and query times.

Integrated and enhanced knowledge base with Agentforce

Agentforce recommends the most relevant incident solutions according to the type of case.

Benefit: Companies with an active knowledge base reduce reoccurrence of incidents and time to train new agents.

Better decision making

The analysis of contact reasons, patterns and activity peaks allows to adjust processes and anticipate needs.

Benefit: Unified reporting reduces manual reporting burden.

Personalizing customer service across all channels

Customers expect consistent, contextual service without repeating information. Service Cloud facilitates that experience through its omnichannel and Agentforce capabilities.

Omnichannel centralization

WhatsApp, email, chat, phone, social networks, web portal and bots work on the same case.

Benefit: Omni-channel service reduces resolution times.

Console for Service

A unified environment to work without distractions or disconnected tools.

Benefit: Agents increase their productivity by eliminating hops between systems.

Customization with Agentforce

Agentforce generates suggested answers, automatic summaries, recommendations and data-driven priorities.

Benefit: Teams using generative AI capabilities in customer service detect improvements in customer satisfaction scores.

Automate workflows with efficiency and intelligent support

Automation reduces manual tasks, speeds up processes and reduces errors.

Intelligent sorting and routing with Agentforce

The system identifies the client’s intent and distributes cases automatically.

Benefit: Reduction of sorting time.

Automated internal flows

Approvals, validations, internal communications and status updates.

Benefit: Automated processes that reduce errors.

Bots and self-service powered by Agentforce

Able to understand customer intent, resolve queries and escalate when necessary.

Benefit: Companies reduce case volume through self-service.

Automated integrations

ERP, billing, internal systems, IoT or mobile platforms.

Benefit: Automating end-to-end processes reduces operating costs.

Practical example: a case solved from start to finish with Service Cloud + Agentforce

Let’s imagine a generic case, valid for any organization:

1. The customer sends an incident from a web form.

Service Cloud automatically creates the case and Agentforce categorizes and assigns it to the appropriate team.

2. The agent receives the case in the omnichannel console.

View the complete history, associated products, previous interactions and an automatic summary generated by Agentforce.

3. Agentforce suggests relevant knowledge articles.

The agent applies the recommended solution or updates the article with new information.

4. An automated flow is activated.

The system sends updates to the client, creates internal tasks and requests approvals based on the type of case.

5. The customer continues through another channel.

WhatsApp, email, SMS, RCS or chat: everything is consolidated in the same case.

6. The case is automatically resolved and closed.

The data feeds into future Agentforce reports, automation flows and new recommendations.

Conclusion

Salesforce Service Cloud + Agentforce enable any organization:

• Centralizing knowledge
• Faster resolution
• Automating processes with intelligence
• Less manual labor for agents
• Personalized service in all channels

• Greater consistency in customer service

At Unified Comms we help companies deploy, customize and optimize Service Cloud with Agentforce so they can deliver a modern, connected and future-proof service.

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Although many companies believe they have “digitized” processes, they still rely on manual workflows: emails that go unanswered, leads that are lost, tasks that are forgotten and opportunities that expire before someone takes care of them. What starts as a small mismatch ends up becoming silent business losses.

Sales Cloud allows you to move from a model without automation (reactive and handcrafted) to a model with automation(proactive, automated and scalable), where the CRM works for the salesperson, not the other way around.

Imagine that a potential customer comes to the website and fills out a form requesting information or a demo.

In this article we show that difference with an example, we will distinguish between Objects (the data containers/tables), Fields (the attributes within those objects) and Functionalities (the logic or automation that makes the system work).

When everything depends on the commercial

WITHOUT automations, when a lead comes from a web form and everything depends on the salesperson:

The lead arrives… but only as an email.

The information sent by the form ends up in a generic inbox:

• The email is mixed with other emails.
• There is no traceability.
• If the person in charge does not look at it quickly, the lead goes cold in a matter of hours.

The salesperson must create the Lead manually

The commercial agent or a backoffice profile has to:

• Open Salesforce.
• Create a Lead from scratch.
• Copy and paste the data (with the risk of errors).
• Complete fields such as origin, interest, campaign or priority.

Manual lead distribution

A manager periodically reviews new leads and assigns them to an available salesperson, this involves:

• Unnecessary delays.
• Unequal distribution by workload.
• Leads that may remain unassigned.

First manual contact

The salesperson must:

• Create tasks to remember the call.
• Draft the initial email from scratch or from static templates.
• Manually record the result

Fragmented tracking

If the client does not respond:

• The salesperson must create new follow-up tasks.
• Manually review your calendar.
• Launch reminders on your own.

Lead conversion (manual and slow)

When the lead finally shows interest, the salesperson:

• You have to click on “Convert Lead”.
• Review the Account and Contact created
• Fill in missing fields
• Create the opportunity from scratch or adjust it manually

For a Web-to-Lead form to work manually (without automations such as assignment rules or automatic responses), the system relies purely on the data architecture and the static configuration of the object.

Sales Cloud Structure Minimal (WITHOUT Automation)

When Salesforce works for the salesperson

WITH automations, when a lead comes from a web form, Salesforce acts as an invisible pre-sales executive, able to classify, assign, prioritize and guide the work of the sales team:

Lead is automatically created in Salesforce

No lost emails, no humans copying and pasting, Salesforce receives the information and creates the Lead with:

• Name
• Email
• Phone
• Company
• Declared interest
• Lead source (Web)
• Campaign of origin
• Date and exact time of entry

Result: 0 delays, 0 errors, full traceability.

Automated allocation with intelligent rules

Salesforce analyzes:

• Territory
• Commercial availability
• Interest rate
• Associated product
• Workload

And it automatically assigns the lead to the right salesperson.

The salesperson receives an immediate notification by email and in the mobile app.

Automatic sending of welcome email

A Flow triggers a custom template:

• Acknowledgment
• Process information
• Button to schedule a meeting
• Signature of the assigned sales representative

The lead receives a response within seconds, even if it happens on the weekend.

A prospecting sequence (Sales Engagement) is activated.

The lead enters a cadence:

• Day 0 → Welcome email
• Day 1 → Task to make call
• Day 3 → Automated email with additional content.
• Day 7 → Follow-up call
• Day 10 → Suggested message for LinkedIn.

All tasks are automatically prioritized in the salesperson’s inbox.

Commercial receives AI-driven suggestions

When you call, Salesforce displays:

• Key lead information
• Automatically generated summary
• Next Best Action
• Activity recommendations
• Conversion probability calculated by AI

The commercial calls better prepared and with less effort.

Automated lead conversion

When the potential customer confirms his interest:

• The salesperson clicks on “Convert Lead”.
• Salesforce creates automatically:
  • Account (customer)
  • Contact (person)
  • Opportunity (sales opportunity)
• Inferred data are completed with AI (sector, size, origin, etc.).
• A standard opportunity tracking process is activated

Minimal Sales Cloud Structure (WITH Automation)

Conclusion

The real impact of automation makes the difference between the two scenarios:

Salesforce Sales Cloud not only improves efficiency: it multiplies sales capacity without the need to expand the team.
The result is a process:

• faster,
• more precise,
• more professional
• and, above all, more profitable.

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Utilities are companies that operate and maintain essential services in critical infrastructures such as electricity, gas, water, sanitation or telecommunications for the well-being and functioning of society.

The evolution towards the Utilities 4.0 model transcends the mere digitization of essential services (electricity, water, gas and telecommunications) to integrate advanced process automation and regulatory compliance with the eIDAS (and eIDAS 2) regulation, thus ensuring a framework of legal certainty and technical integrity in digital interactions between companies, infrastructures and citizens.

The business approach: Integrating operational efficiency technology and regulatory compliance

There is a great challenge in coordinating thousands of field interventions with maximum operational efficiency, document traceability and regulatory compliance.

Each work order involves technicians on the road, interactions with customers, asset data verifications, photographs, reports and, in many cases, documents that must be generated, signed and stored with full legal validity: inspection reports, installation certificates, service conformities, reading sheets, intervention reports, notifications or access agreements.

For these types of operations, the combination of Salesforce Field Service along with the Salesforce CertySign Connector becomes a key lever of digital business transformation.

Salesforce Field Service: connected, intelligent and predictive field operations

Salesforce Field Service enables utilities:

• Optimize planning and routing of technicians
• Automatically allocate resources based on skills and availability
• Real-time inventory management
• Capture readings, incidents and evidence from cell phones
• Operate even in offline mode
• Integrate AI-based predictive analytics

This makes the field operation a centralized and fully connected source of information.

But much of the operational friction and risk lies in the documentation associated with each intervention.

The added value of the Salesforce CertySign Connector within Field Service

The Salesforce CertySign Connector allows you to generate, send, sign and store legally valid eIDAS documents directly from the Salesforce Field Service mobile app.

This is especially critical in:

• Reviews and certifications of water and energy installations.
• Inspection reports.
• Notifications with legal value (cuts, reconnections, authorizations).
• Certificates of completion or maintenance
• Conformities and acceptances documented by the customer.
• Technical reports with photos, geolocation and temporary sealing.

With CertySign, a technician can:

• Automatically generate the document linked to the order
• Autocomplete data from Salesforce
• Include photos, readings and coordinates
• Sign or send a signature from a cell phone
• Leave full traceability and certified evidences
• Automatically record everything in Salesforce for auditing

All this reduces time, eliminates paper, and guarantees regulatory compliance, traceability and legal certainty.

Why this combination is strategic for utilities

Vision aligned with the IT Area’s digital business transformation.

The combination of Field Service + CertySign offers:

• More efficient processes
• Data-driven decisions
• Reduction of consumption and paper
• Increased documentary reliability
• Auditable and connected operations

Direct impact on business, customers and sustainability

This solution allows:

• Reduce unnecessary travel
• Improve SLA and resolution times
• Optimize invoicing and intervention closings
• Compliance with sectoral regulations (water, energy, telecommunications, public works)
• Increase end-customer satisfaction

A scalable, replicable and sustainable model

To create more efficient organizations, all documentation generated is integrated into Salesforce, offering strategic use of data to fuel:

• Operational dashboards
• Predictive models
• Continuous productivity improvements
• Sustainability and efficiency reports

Examples of use for utilities

Integral water cycle

• Digitized inspection reports
• Field signatures with immediate validation
• Real-time connection and reconnection documents

Energy and telecommunications

• Installation certifications
• Customer compliance after intervention
• Regulated notifications with legal value

Urban and environmental services

• Certified incident reports
• Intervention report with multimedia evidence
• Adjustments or authorizations signed at the time

Infrastructure maintenance

• Auditable review minutes
• Sealed and certified construction documentation
• Regulatory compliance monitoring

Conclusion

The Salesforce Field Service + Salesforce CertySign Connector integration enables utilities to move forward with a digital business transformation based on:

• Efficiency
• Data
• Sustainability
• Customer experience
• Legal certainty

All aligned to create more efficient and sustainable organizations.

At Unified Comms we help utilities deploy this end-to-end integration to maximize impact, efficiency and real value.

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The Declaration of No Claims (DIS) is a critical process for insurers that impacts customer experience, operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. While it may seem like a simple process (the insured needs a document confirming that no claims have been reported in a period), in practice it often involves multiple departments (customer service, operations, legal/compliance), multiple data sources, and communication channels that, if not automated and mapped, lead to friction, costs and legal exposure.

The DIS accredits through a certificate issued by the insurer that, during a given period, the policyholder or insured has not registered claims in a policy or in a set of policies, it can be requested in scenarios such as:

• Clarifying situations and preventing improper claims from being made
• Change of insurer or policy
• Banking or leasing operations
• Regulatory processes or internal audits
• B2B relationships (fleets, collectives)

The “as is” process: where are the areas for improvement?

In many insurance companies, the “as is” flow, i.e. the current status of the process as it is currently executed, usually has these characteristics:

Client request through different channels (email, web, phone, app).
2. Manual or semi-manual identity verification.
3. Data consultation in claims/policy systems (core and/or data mart).
4. Generation of the document (template + data), generally in PDF.
5. Internal review and approval.
6. Sending to the client (non-certified e-mail or portal).
7. Filing of proof in the file.

Common bottlenecks during the DIS process

• Identification/consent: insufficient or slow validations.
• Dispersed integrations (CRM, core, DWH): manual work and duplications.
• Variable response times (non-standardized SLAs).
• Weak proof of delivery: sending by email with no guarantee of receipt, integrity or identity of the addressee.
• Incomplete auditing: fragmented records that make it difficult to comply with inspections.

Why standardize and automate?

From a business and technology perspective, standardizing the DIS process brings:

– Reduction of mean time to resolution (TTR) and compliance with
service level agreement (SLA) in situations of peak demand.
– Brand consistency: homogeneous messages and documents across all channels.
– Reduction of errors due to manual intervention and resubmissions.
– Scalability: capacity to handle more requests with the same team.
– Improved traceability from request to delivery and archiving.
– Mitigation of regulatory and reputational risks.

Mitigating Risk with Certified Electronic Delivery of a QTSP

Certified Electronic Delivery (EEC) through a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) guarantees, with legal validity, the sending, integrity, identity, date and content of electronic communications, generating evidence that can be opposed against third parties. When integrated into the DIS process, it provides:

a) Robust evidence of the entire cycle
– Proof of sending and receiving including traceability of openings or rejections.
– Qualified time stamp on each critical event.
– End-to-end traceability: from document generation to acceptance.

b) Identity and consent
– Mechanisms for strong identification of the recipient.
– Management of consent and proof of reading/downloading of the document.

c) Document integrity
– Hash and seal certifying that the document has not been altered.
– Versioning and archiving with legally relevant metadata.

d) Compliance and audit
– Secure evidence register accessible for internal and external audits.
– Reduced risk of challenges due to lack of evidence or informal channels.

Reference architecture with a CRM and the EEC from a QTSP

A typical design with a CRM and EEC (Electronic Certified Delivery) from a QTSP (Qualified Trusted Service Provider) supported policy/claims systems might include:

Request capture (portal, app, phone, email – routed to CRM).
2. Automation: rules and flows in CRM (cases, approval, tagging).
3. Document generation with dynamic templates.
4. EEC orchestration with an integrated QTSP via API or native connector.
5. Communication to the client (certified email/SMS certified/portal with evidence).
6. Archiving and governance: evidence + final PDF on file, with defined retention.
7. Analytics and reporting: times, delivery rates, processes, costs.

Key benefits

• Legal certainty: evidence of high probative value.
• Operational efficiency: less manual tasks, less rework.
• Customer experience: faster responses, clear and reliable communication.
• Interoperability: integration via API/native connector with CRM and core systems.
• Data control and governance: life cycle and access under defined policies.
• Scalability: capacity to absorb peak requests without degrading the service.

Conclusion

In the Declaration of No Claim (DIS) process, integrating Certified Electronic Delivery through a QTSP within the CRM ecosystem and core systems, in addition to improving the customer experience, is an opportunity to optimize operational efficiency and mitigate risks by ensuring regulatory compliance.

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The management of the complete water cycle (from catchment and drinking water treatment to distribution, meter reading, fault resolution and purification) is one of the most complex critical operations in the utilities sector. Thousands of distributed assets, critical infrastructures, strict regulations, constant communication with citizens and administrations… and all this with the growing demand for transparency, speed and traceability.

In this context, Salesforce becomes the ideal platform to digitize field processes, centralize incidents and offer a modern citizen experience. But when we talk about communications with legal value, outage notices, incident notifications or maintenance documentation… an additional challenge arises: how to ensure certified evidence without leaving Salesforce?

The answer: integrate Salesforce with CertySign, MailComms Group’s certified communications and legal traceability module, already available within the Salesforce ecosystem.

The challenge: Ensuring full traceability in a regulated and critical sector

Water companies must comply with regulatory requirements, audits and service obligations where documentary evidence is key:

• Record inspections, maintenance and actions in Drinking Water Treatment Plant (DWTP), Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), pumps and valves.
• Manage notifications of scheduled outages or supply incidents with proof of notification.
• Document actions in the event of health risks or environmental incidents.
• Maintain a reliable history of incidents, work orders and associated communications.
• Demonstrate compliance with municipalities, consortiums, regulatory agencies and audits.

The usual problem: processes are fragmented, one part of the information is in SCADA, another in legacy systems, another in Excel sheets, another in external communication platforms?

The result: poor traceability, legal risk and an improvable citizen experience.

Salesforce as the operational core of the water cycle

With the combined capabilities of Service Cloud, Field Service and Data 360, operations can be centralized end-to-end:

• Automatic creation of incidents by IoT reading (pressure, flow, turbidity, levels).
• Generation of Work Orders assigned to the appropriate technician.
• Work Plans configured by asset type (hydrants, stations, valve chambers).
• Mobile app for technicians with full traceability, even in offline mode.
• Operational and regulatory dashboards with Tableau.
• Synchronization with critical SCADA data through MuleSoft or APIs.

Salesforce brings personalization, omnichannel, automation, and a unified view of service.
But one key piece was missing….

CertySign: Legal traceability in every communication and transaction, without leaving Salesforce.

This is where CertySign brings a huge differential:
allows certifying the content, time, recipient and result of each communication sent from Salesforce.

This means that a water utility can:

• Send notifications of outages, incidents or quality changes with legal value.
• Ensure traceability of notifications to citizens, customers or administrations.
• Add certified evidence to inspections, maintenance, technical actions or emergencies.
• Obtain a complete audit file: communications, attachments, logs and status.
• Activate automatic flows based on rules, segments or IoT events.

All this directly from Salesforce, without external tools and in compliance with eIDAS, GDPR and industry regulations.

Automated flow: how the complete process works

Let’s take a look at a typical process that today many utilities perform manually, fragmented and without legal evidence:

1. Automatic detection of an anomaly

The SCADA system detects an anomalous pressure drop in a sector.
Data 360 receives the signal and generates a case automatically.

2. Activating a Work Order

Service Cloud categorizes the incident and Field Service generates the Work Order.
Automatic scheduling assigns a nearby technician.

3. Certified communication to affected parties

Salesforce identifies citizens or companies in the affected industry.
CertySign sends a certified communication with:

• Reason for the cut
• Affected area
• Estimated duration
• Safety measures
• Evidence of shipment and delivery

4. Execution of the intervention

The technician takes action, documents with photos, readings and forms.
Everything is recorded in the mobile app.

5. Closure and traceability

Upon completion, Salesforce automatically sends the Certysign certified service reinstatement notice from Salesforce.

The complete file (incident + action + certified communications) is archived in Salesforce.

Key benefits for a water utility

• 360º traceability of the operational and documentary process
• Certified evidence for audits, contracts and claims
• Reduced response time to incidents
• Complete automation of the operating cycle
• Clear, transparent and verifiable citizen experience
• SCADA data centralization + CRM + communications
• Cost reduction in legal and administrative communications

Conclusion

The water sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation: more regulation, complex infrastructures, peaks in demand and growing citizen demands. Against this backdrop, the combination of Salesforce + CertySign makes it possible:

• More efficient operations
• Auditable traceable processes
• Legally robust communications
• A modern and sustainable service model

If your organization manages water networks and wants to make the leap to a truly connected, certified and citizen-focused operation, this is the way to go.

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On November 27, 2025, we held a celebration at the offices of
Salesforce Spain, in Madrid, the event “Listening to the data.
Conversation Powered with AI”, an in-person day where the
teams from Unified Comms | MailComms Group and Salesforce showcased
how advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and data integration
are redefining decision making in organizations.
The meeting brought together professionals from multiple industries interested in
discovering how Tableau, along with Data 360 (formerly Data Cloud), Pulse ,
Agentforce and Tableau Next, is transforming the way
companies of all sizes interpret, visualize and use their data to act
with greater accuracy, speed and reliability.

An openness with a strategic vision

The session began with a presentation by Alfredo Valenzuela, Regional VP
of Salesforce, who explained how the company is leading the evolution
towards a more intuitive, reliable and connected analytics. Next up,
Manu Lopez, Director of Unified Comms, presented our value proposition and
the role MailComms Group plays within the Salesforce ecosystem,
combining certified communications, advanced analytics, agentive AI and
native solutions on the platform.

Why Tableau? Analytics designed for action

The central block was in charge of Rafael Gutierrez, CTO of Unified Comms
who explained why Tableau has established itself as the leading tool
in business analytics within the Salesforce ecosystem.

Key issues were addressed during the session:

1. The present and future of analytics
Enterprises are generating more data than ever before, but still face
challenges such as fragmentation, lack of trust in information and
overloaded analytics teams.

Tableau helps solve these problems by creating reliable insights ,
conversational and actionable, directly integrated into
workflows.

2. Product evolution and role of Data Cloud
It was highlighted how the union between Tableau and Data Cloud (now Data 360)
enables a 360° view of the customer, as well as accelerating the
migration from legacy analytical systems such as CRM-A to a modern, secure and semantically connected
platform.

3. Integration with Salesforce and Applied AI
Rafa delved into three key pillars:
– Pulse, the intelligent layer that detects patterns, anomalies and
opportunities in real time.
– Agentforce for Tableau, AI agents that interpret data,
propose questions and recommend actions.
– Tableau Next, the evolution towards Agentic Analytics, where AI doesn’t
just explain the data: it acts on it.

The Agentic era: when agents also analyze

One of the concepts that aroused most interest was Agentic Analytics,
a new approach where AI agents do not simply answer
questions, but understand the business context, execute actions,
generate visualizations and recommend next steps based on
semantic data models.

This experience, which combines the Einstein Trust Layer, Data 360, CRM and
Tableau, allows any professional, without the need to be an analyst,
to obtain accurate, visual and results-oriented answers.

Real-world applications of Tableau across the organization

The day also showcased how Tableau drives all areas
of a company: Sales, Finance, Customer Service, Marketing,
Operations, Strategic Management, Engineering or HR. More than 46,000
monthly active users within the Salesforce ecosystem already use
Tableau to transform data into business decisions.

In addition, success stories from different sectors were presented, demonstrating
how conversational analytics, semantic models and agentive AI
are generating improvements in productivity, reduction of manual tasks,
better understanding of customer behavior and greater commercial agility
.

Case study: Pulse + Tableau Next in action

The event closed with a case study that showed in a didactic way
how Pulse and Tableau Next can identify business trends,
alert about drops in key indicators and recommend specific actions
to improve conversion rates.

The demonstration included real examples of:

• Automatic detection of anomalies in commercial pipelines
• Win rate analysis and factors affecting closure
• Natural language questions answered with instantly generated visualizations
• Operational recommendations based on historical data

A meeting to listen to data… and turn it into
value

The day concluded with a networking space where attendees
were able to share concerns, ideas and next steps to take
analytics in their organizations to the next level.

For Unified Comms, this event reaffirms our vision: data is more important than ever .
when they are listened to, understood and converted into valuable decisions.
intelligent. Thanks to the power of Tableau, agentic AI and the
Salesforce ecosystem, we are closer than ever to making analytics
accessible, reliable and actionable for the entire organization.

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Claims in the insurance sector can arise for multiple reasons: discrepancies in coverage, delays in compensation, errors in documentation, among others.

Each claim requires personalized, agile, and transparent attention, allowing the client to feel heard and supported.

However, many insurers still manage these processes in a fragmented manner, with disconnected channels, long response times, and little traceability. This not only affects customer satisfaction but also exposes the company to legal and reputational risks.

Service Cloud as an Intelligent Care Platform

Salesforce Service Cloud allows insurers to centralize claims management on a single platform, connecting all care channels (phone, email, chat, social networks, web forms) and activating automated flows that guide the agent in each step of the process.

From the opening of the claim to its resolution, Service Cloud offers functionalities such as:

• Automatic case assignment according to priority criteria, specialization or workload.

• Complete visibility of the customer’s history, including policies, claims, previous communications, and documentation.

• Activation of workflows to request additional information, validate documents, or escalate the case.

• Integration with internal systems such as ERP, document manager, or compensation platforms.

However, for this process to be legally robust, it is necessary to incorporate a layer of digital certification that guarantees the authenticity, integrity, and traceability of communications.

CertySign: Certified Communications with Probative Value

The integration of the Salesforce connector product with CertySign with the Salesforce Service Cloud solution allows automating omnichannel communications with legal value to ensure that each interaction with the client is recorded with electronic evidence valid before third parties.

In the context of claims management, CertySign allows compliance with regulations such as GDPR, eIDAS, NIS 2, and DORA, ensuring the auditability of the process for:

• Request documentation from the client (invoices, medical reports, photographs, etc.) through channels such as email, SMS, or WhatsApp, with certified acknowledgment of receipt.

• Send legal notifications about the status of the claim, case resolution, or rights of the insured, with complete traceability.

• Record electronic evidence of each communication, including date, time, content, IP, device, and geolocation.

• Archive documents in a legally valid format, with time stamping and electronic signature if required.

Benefits for the Insurer

Improvement of Operational Efficiency

By automating the reception of documentation, data validation, and sending of notifications, the resolution time of each case is reduced. Agents can focus on value-added tasks, while the system manages routine interactions.

Legal Security

Each step of the process is supported by certified electronic evidence, which protects the insurer against possible litigation, claims before regulatory bodies, or internal audits.

Superior Customer Experience

The client receives clear, timely, and reliable communications through their preferred channels. The transparency and traceability of the process generate trust and reduce frustration.

Cost Reduction

The digitalization and automation of communications allow reducing the use of paper, physical messaging, and telephone calls, optimizing the resources of the customer service area.

Regulatory Compliance

The solution guarantees compliance with European and national regulations on data protection, electronic contracting, and evidence management, avoiding sanctions and strengthening the company’s reputation.

An Inspiring Case

Let’s imagine an insurer that receives a claim for damage to the home.

From Service Cloud, a case is automatically opened, and a request for documentation is sent to the client via certified email. The client responds with photographs and invoices, which are archived with probative value.

The agent reviews the documentation, validates the coverage, and sends a resolution to the client by certified SMS, indicating the amount of compensation and the payment term. The entire process is recorded, with complete traceability and electronic evidence that supports each decision.

In conclusion, this approach not only streamlines the resolution of the case but also protects the insurer against possible disputes and improves the client’s perception of the service.

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The energy sector is experiencing a revolution marked by digitalization, sustainability, and regulatory compliance. Electricity and gas suppliers, self-consumption operators, electric mobility companies, and smart grid managers need solutions / products / services that allow them to:

• Attract and retain customers in highly competitive environments.

• Automate contracting, customer service, and billing processes.

• Comply with GDPR, eIDAS, NIS 2, and Consumer and User Protection regulations.

• Guarantee the traceability and legal validity of each digital interaction.

Salesforce: Digital contracting hub

Salesforce is the world’s leading platform in CRM, process automation, artificial intelligence, and data analysis, enabling energy companies to:

• Manage the complete customer cycle: acquisition, contracting, customer service, loyalty.

• Automate workflows: from the supply request to the renewal of contracts.

• Integrate digital channels: email, SMS, WhatsApp, web forms, mobile apps.

• Analyze data in real time: consumption, behavior, satisfaction, risk.

All of this is done on a scalable, secure, and customizable platform that adapts to the specific needs of each energy company.

CertySign: the legal layer that transforms digital contracting

What really differentiates Unified Comms is its connector product Salesforce CertySign for the automation of communications with legal value, integrated with Salesforce, which allows sending certified digital contracts, obtaining informed consents, registering electronic evidence, and archiving documents in accordance with current regulations.

Data Intelligence for Strategic Decisions

In addition to automating and certifying interactions with customers, energy companies can monetize their data with tools such as Agentforce IA, Data Cloud and Tableau, making it possible to:

• Analyze consumption patterns and behavior.

• Detect cross-selling or upselling opportunities.

• Predict risks of non-payment or abandonment.

• Measure the impact of campaigns and communications.

All of this is done without moving the data, thanks to Salesforce’s native architecture, which guarantees security, efficiency, and compliance.

Tangible Benefits for Energy Suppliers

The use of Salesforce as a digital contracting hub together with CertySign has tangible benefits for energy suppliers:

Reduced Activation Time

By automating the sending, signing, and validation of contracts, the time from customer acquisition to supply activation is drastically reduced. This allows the supplier to improve its operational efficiency and accelerate revenue generation.

Improved Customer Experience

The customer receives a clear, personalized, and easy-to-sign contract from any device, without the need to print, scan, or send physical documents. The experience is fluid, modern, and reliable, which improves brand perception and reduces churn.

Legal Certainty and Regulatory Compliance

Each step of the process is recorded with certified electronic evidence, which protects the supplier against possible claims, inspections, or audits. In addition, compliance with European and national regulations on data protection, digital identity, and electronic contracting is guaranteed.

Scalability and Traceability

The solution is scalable to manage thousands of daily contracts, with complete traceability from Salesforce. Sales, legal, and customer service teams can access information in real time, facilitating the management and resolution of incidents.

In summary, Unified Comms, as a Salesforce Consulting Partner and specialist in omnichannel customer communications with probative legal value from Salesforce, supports energy suppliers by offering solutions that combine technology, regulations, and sector experience.

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Companies manage thousands of interactions daily with customers, suppliers, employees, and public bodies. Many of these communications have legal implications: contracts, consents, notifications, certifications, claims, among others. Traditionally, these processes have been manual, slow, and prone to errors, which generates operational and legal risks.

In addition, the European regulatory framework—with regulations such as eIDAS, GDPR, DORA, and NIS 2—requires digital communications to be secure, verifiable, and compliant with recognized standards. This forces organizations to rethink how they manage their communication flows, especially in sectors such as energy, banking, insurance, logistics, and public administration.

Salesforce: automation engine

Salesforce has established itself as the leading platform in customer relationship management (CRM), offering advanced capabilities to automate processes, personalize interactions, and connect data in real time. Thanks to the different Salesforce Solutions such as Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, and Data Cloud, companies can design omnichannel journeys that respond to customer needs at each stage of the life cycle.

However, when it comes to communications with legal value, Salesforce needs to be complemented with specialized solutions that provide legal guarantees, traceability, and regulatory compliance. This is where the CertySign Salesforce Connector comes in.

CertySign: legal value and regulatory compliance in every communication

CertySign is a platform developed by MailTecK & Customer Comms (MailComms Group) that allows certifying electronic communications with legal value, complying with the requirements of the eIDAS Regulation and the GDPR.

Through CertySign, companies can:

• Certify the content, time, and recipient of each communication.

• Guarantee the integrity and authenticity of messages.

• Obtain valid electronic evidence before third parties and authorities.

• Integrate informed consent mechanisms and document traceability.

• Automate legal notifications, contracts, claims, and regulatory processes.

Unified Comms (MailComms Group) through the CertySign Salesforce Connector allows you to activate certified communications, design automated flows, commercial marketing campaigns, customer service processes, or legal communications directly from Salesforce.

Real use cases

The combination of Salesforce and CertySign opens the door to multiple use cases in different sectors. Some prominent examples include:

Strategic Advantages of the Salesforce + CertySign Integration

The automation of business communications with legal value not only provides operational efficiency but also generates clear competitive advantages:

• Cost reduction: Fewer errors, less time spent on manual tasks.

• Regulatory compliance: eIDAS, GDPR, DORA, NIS 2, and other sector regulations.

• Improved customer experience: Fast, transparent, and reliable processes.

• Legal security: Valid digital evidence for audits, litigation, or inspections.

• Scalability: Automate thousands of communications from Salesforce without losing control or traceability.

Whether in energy, banking, insurance, logistics, or another sector, the Unified Comms team has the experience and technology necessary to help you design a tailor-made solution.

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