Enhancing CRM Development with GenAI SDLC Toolkit

Company : ERPONE

Website Development Company
ERPOne, a leading CRM solution provider, faced significant challenges in transforming business requirements into structured software components.

Business Challenge

ERPOne, a leading CRM solution provider, faced significant challenges in transforming business
requirements into structured software components. The key issues included:

  • Complex Business Requirements: The need to map intricate customer relationship workflows
    into a robust CRM architecture.
  • Slow Requirement Processing: Manual translation of customer needs into technical
    specifications resulted in long development cycles.
  • Inconsistent Data Model Validation: Ensuring business logic alignment across different CRM
    modules was labor-intensive and error-prone.

How GenAI SDLC Toolkit Helped

By integrating the GenAI SDLC Toolkit powered by Amazon Bedrock, ERPOne automated and
streamlined its CRM development:

  • Automated User Story Generation: AI analyzed customer workflows and generated structured
    user stories for CRM entities.
  • Logical Data Model Extraction: AI-driven validation ensured business rules were consistently
    applied across modules.
  • Domain-Specific Filters: Applied indirect and direct filters to refine business logic and improve
    CRM workflow accuracy.

Success Criteria

  • 40% Faster Business Requirement Processing: AI-driven automation reduced manual effort
    and accelerated the transition from idea to implementation.
  • 30% Cost Savings: Reduction in manual validation and documentation efforts led to
    operational efficiency.
  • Improved Code Consistency: AI-driven validation mechanisms ensured data integrity and
    logical flow across CRM modules.

Lessons Learned

  • AI-Driven Development Improves Speed: Automating requirement translation significantly
    reduced development time.
  • Data Governance Is Key: Ensuring structured data validation across CRM workflows improved
    reliability.
  • Continuous AI Learning Enhances Accuracy: Iterative improvements in AI-driven logic models
    helped refine CRM functionalities over time.

Enhancing CRM Development with GenAI SDLC Toolkit

Company : ERPONE

Website Development Company

ERPOne, a leading CRM solution provider, faced significant challenges in transforming business
requirements into structured software components. The key issues included:

Business Challenge

ERPOne, a leading CRM solution provider, faced significant challenges in transforming business
requirements into structured software components. The key issues included:

  • Complex Business Requirements: The need to map intricate customer relationship workflows
    into a robust CRM architecture.
  • Slow Requirement Processing: Manual translation of customer needs into technical
    specifications resulted in long development cycles.
  • Inconsistent Data Model Validation: Ensuring business logic alignment across different CRM
    modules was labor-intensive and error-prone.

How GenAI SDLC Toolkit Helped

By integrating the GenAI SDLC Toolkit powered by Amazon Bedrock, ERPOne automated and
streamlined its CRM development:

  • Automated User Story Generation: AI analyzed customer workflows and generated structured
    user stories for CRM entities.
  • Logical Data Model Extraction: AI-driven validation ensured business rules were consistently
    applied across modules.
  • Domain-Specific Filters: Applied indirect and direct filters to refine business logic and improve
    CRM workflow accuracy.

Success Criteria

  • 40% Faster Business Requirement Processing: AI-driven automation reduced manual effort
    and accelerated the transition from idea to implementation.
  • 30% Cost Savings: Reduction in manual validation and documentation efforts led to
    operational efficiency.
  • Improved Code Consistency: AI-driven validation mechanisms ensured data integrity and
    logical flow across CRM modules.

Lessons Learned

  • AI-Driven Development Improves Speed: Automating requirement translation significantly
    reduced development time.
  • Data Governance Is Key: Ensuring structured data validation across CRM workflows improved
    reliability.
  • Continuous AI Learning Enhances Accuracy: Iterative improvements in AI-driven logic models
    helped refine CRM functionalities over time.

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1. Discovery & Assessment
  • Inventory of applications, data, workloads, and dependencies
  • Identification of compliance and security requirements
  • Assessment of current infrastructure and readiness
2. Strategy & Planning
  • Defining migration objectives and success criteria
  • Choosing the right migration approach (Rehost, Replatform, Refactor, etc.)
  • Cloud/provider selection (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • Building a migration roadmap and detailed plan
3. Architecture Design
  • Designing target architecture (network, compute, storage, security)
  • Right-sizing resources for performance and cost optimization
  • Planning for high availability and disaster recovery
4. Proof of Concept / Pilot
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5. Tool Selection & Setup
  • Selecting migration tools (e.g., AWS Migration Hub, DMS, CloudEndure)
  • Setting up monitoring and logging tools
  • Preparing scripts, automation, and templates (e.g., Terraform, CloudFormation)
6. Stakeholder Communication
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  • Change management planning
  • Communicating timelines and impact to business units

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1. Validation & Testing
  • Verifying data integrity, application functionality, and user access
  • Running performance benchmarks and load testing
  • Comparing pre- and post-migration metrics
2. Issue Resolution & Optimization
  • Troubleshooting performance or compatibility issues
  • Tuning infrastructure or application configurations
  • Cost optimization (e.g., rightsizing, spot instance usage)
3. Security & Compliance
  • Reviewing IAM roles, policies, encryption, and audit logging
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4. Documentation & Handover
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