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Fratelli Carli S.p.A. Benefit Company is a Ligurian company, located in the suburbs of Imperia, specialized in the mail order sale of olive oil and typical Ligurian and Mediterranean food products. Its long history began in November 1911, when Giovanni Carli, one of the six children of the Carlo Carli printer, had the idea of offering the oil produced by the family olive groves directly in the homes of consumers.
The project takes hold and the printer is the winning card for maintaining contact with the customer.
In 1912 the first price list was printed, highlighting the brand name “Fratelli Carli”. Even today the printing department is one of the flagships of the company.
Today Fratelli Carli employs more than 300 people. In addition to the traditional mail order sales, it is present in Italy with 12 single brand stores, on web and social media channels.
The business model is also replicated in foreign markets. Fratelli Carli products are exported to Austria, Switzerland, France, Germany and the United States.
The growth of the company has been accompanied by the multiplication of contents and commercial initiatives it carries. This has led to the need for more integrated management of the planning and production process of communications addressed to customers.
The commercial campaigns are in fact the result of the collaboration of different business departments and stakeholders that contribute to the success of all promotional materials, allowing the company to stay in constant contact with the customer and to propose an offer always adequate.
The challenge of this project was to insert in our context a system that would improve the centralization of resources and correctly interpret the process in place, linking the concept of“marketing campaign” the need to create, produce and finalize communications to customers.
We initially went in search of a new DAM that would allow us to solve the problem of the disk space of the pre-press. During the analysis of the different solutions, we realized that the project could offer a response to wider needs. The GMDE solution for WoodWing was therefore chosen, as it was considered to provide a better experience in terms of content sharing and workflow management.
The implementation work began with a precise mapping of the process in place, which was then re-engineered through the collaboration between the staff of Fratelli Carli and GMDE. At the end of this activity, GMDE created a proof of concept of the project, which was tested for two weeks by end users.
At the end of the trial period, the development and customization of the solution were completed, which then ended with the “Go-live” in October 2018. During the first month of use, training, inspection and debugging were carried out, especially regarding the integration with the multichannel platform proposed by GMDE for the management of workflow and reporting.
One of the main elements that guided the choice towards the WoodWing solution, was the strong integration between the DAM (Assets) and the publishing system (Studio), but especially the opening towards other software. In our case this has meant integrating them with OIM, a PIM proposed by GMDE, which is used for the planning and distribution of activities, to manage the automatisms and to provide the reporting finalized to the researches, performance evaluation and monitoring of delivery times. The WoodWing solution is also strongly integrated with Indesign, allowing graphics to work more efficiently. A further collaboration with GMDE is planned for the insertion of a new plug-in, which will allow to automatically map the price lists importing them directly from databases.
The adoption of the WoodWing solution, integrated with GMDE, has delivered tangible and measurable benefits across the entire organization. On the collaboration front, the platform is now open to external advertising agencies for brief management, and is actively used by the Web Marketing team to handle corporate websites effectively breaking down long-standing silos between departments.
From an operational standpoint, the introduction of versioning has optimized disk space usage, with the option to scale infrastructure to the cloud. Order management has been transformed by the introduction of the "marketing campaign" concept as a central organizing unit, supported by activity planning tools, such as shared calendars, and by the automatic coding of orders and campaigns, significantly reducing manual errors.
Process control is now complete and transparent: every phase is monitored through detailed job sheets, providing real-time visibility into the progress of each order. This is complemented by an integrated messaging system, advanced reporting capabilities, and powerful search functionalities that make information retrieval faster and more reliable.
Finally, the native InDesign plug-in has greatly streamlined pre-press workflows for the design team, while a centralized archive brings together publications, communications, and digital assets, not just images, making them accessible to all authorized users.