Builders Warehouse: 180,000+ campaign forms processed at retail pace

Robust retail campaign processing engineered for massive marketing volumes.

180,000+

forms processed

7+ yrs

trusted partnership

117

big-box stores

4

African countries

Builders warehouse customer of OutProsys data processing services
Builders Warehouse operates a prominent retail network of 117 big-box home improvement and construction supply stores across four African countries.

The Challenge

Processing over 180,000 physical and digital competition forms during high-traffic campaign seasons.

The Solution

A scalable, high-volume bulk data capture operation utilising advanced scanning extraction verification tools to process entry forms at pace.

The Impact

Handled massive customer campaign waves seamlessly, feeding a pristine, structured consumer database directly into strategic marketing pipelines.

Satisfied with pricing and very satisfied with the completeness, accuracy, quality, turnaround and overall service. We will continue to use your data capture services and will recommend them to others.

Builders Warehouse & Builders Express, SA

Common Questions

Can OutProsys handle peaks in volume?

Yes. This programme handled over 180,000 forms across campaign seasons. Scalability is central to the outsourcing model: OutProsys sizes its production teams up and down to absorb large volume swings.

How does OutProsys keep data capture accurate at this volume?

Every document is captured independently by two separate operators, our Double Capture method, which achieves a verified accuracy rate above 98%.

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