Arquivei - Monetization
Arquivei Self-Service Checkout Redesign
Background
Arquivei, a leading SaaS platform for managing electronic fiscal documents, expanded significantly following a financial boost. The company needed a redesign of its self-service checkout to support this growth, address technological issues, standardize the user experience across different regions, and increase conversion rates for trial users to paid plans.
Challenges
- Support accelerated growth in Brazil and international markets.
- Resolve the lack of standardization across different regional versions of the self-service experience.
- Increase low conversion rates for trial users to paid plans.
Solutions
- Transitioned from a CMS platform to a proprietary architecture.
- Established global design and UX standards.
- Customized content and design based on user profiles (B2B clients, B2B partners, B2C users).
- Addressed specific localization requirements for each region.
Results
- Significant reduction in support calls.
- Increase in trial conversions.
- Improved user satisfaction and engagement with the self-service checkout.
Tools and Processes
- Documented Business and Technical Requirements.
- Conducted Benchmarking of International Standards.
- Performed Quantitative and Qualitative Data Research.
- Mapped Personas and User Flows.
- Utilized tools such as Notion, Confluence, Miro, Amplitude, Google Analytics.
Team and Responsibilities
- A multi-functional team of over 30 members from Growth, Product, Marketing, and Branding areas was assigned to this project.
- My role as the Growth Designer, operating under the Growth area umbrella, focusing on optimizing the self-service experience.
Learnings
- Effective stakeholder management is crucial in complex projects.
- Transparent and regular communication with all project participants is essential.
- Understanding variables and refining time estimates are fundamental to ensuring deadlines and milestones are met.
- International projects require extra attention to cultural, legislative, and technical aspects.
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