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ALMA a.s.b.l.

Founded in 2005, ALMA (Association Luxembourgeoise de la Médiation et des Médiateurs Agréés) brings together mediation services in Luxembourg, uniting mediators in various fields such as family, criminal, commercial, and education. Its goal is to improve the quality of mediation. In addition to mediators, other professionals collaborate to promote this practice. The 2021 Annual General Meeting was held by remote voting, in accordance with the exceptional measures adopted due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Industry

Other Services

Location

Luxembourg

Implemented by

Case on Odoo

The context

A mediation association seeking a modern, tailored ERP

ALMA a.s.b.l. is a Luxembourg association that brings together mediation services and accredited mediators across family, criminal, commercial and educational fields, working with other professionals to promote and improve the quality of mediation.

Before the project, ALMA managed its activities with disparate tools and manual processes, making it difficult to centralize information, follow mediation cases efficiently and ensure smooth collaboration between mediators and other stakeholders.

The stakes were to better serve its members, reinforce ALMA’s role in Luxembourg’s mediation landscape and secure reliable, up-to-date information to support decision-making and day-to-day coordination.

Their needs

Streamlined mediation management and stronger member services

ALMA wanted a solution that would reflect the specificities of mediation, simplify case management and improve collaboration between everyone involved, while giving the association a solid digital foundation for its growth.

  • Implement a case management system adapted to mediation practices.
  • Centralize member and case information in a single, reliable tool.
  • Facilitate collaboration and communication among mediators and partner professionals.
  • Gain a clear overview of activities and finances to support strategic decisions.

The proposed solution

A customized Odoo ERP, aligned with mediation practices

Captivea Luxembourg began with a complete analysis of ALMA’s Odoo environment through business discovery workshops and structured deliverables, then configured Odoo ERP with Accounting, Invoicing, Documents, Sign, Email Marketing, Events, Sales and Discuss to centralize information, automate recurring processes, support online communication and events, and provide user-friendly, real-time management of mediation activities.

The first step of this project is to perform a complete analysis of the client's Odoo environment.

Analysis objectives

  • To be reassured on the feasibility
  • Show that we understood their business
  • To confirm a budget
  • To know and confirm how we will do it
  • Know the timeline

Analysis processes

  1. Business discovery
  2. Workshops by theme / group of people / domains
  3. Create the deliverable documents
  4. Present it
  5. Handle feedback

Odoo apps deployed

The Odoo suite on this project

All Odoo applications, activated at the pace of the client's needs.

Sales & CRM

Website

Productivity

The results

Benefits & returns on investment

What the client gained, day after day, once the solution went live.

Time saving

  • Centralized organization of financial documents
  • Generate quotes in a few clicks
  • Quick sharing of documents
  • Simplified supply management
  • Automation of intervention schedules

Productivity gain

  • Centralized management of leads and customers, increasing sales team efficiency
  • Smoother order processing with real-time stock tracking
  • Clear visualization of performance and key indicators
  • Quick access to employee information

Increase in sales

  • Improved client satisfaction through faster project delivery
  • Better time management that helps allocate resources to the most profitable projects
  • Identification of additional needs through ticket analysis

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