Case Study · Managed print & document solutions

Unity Document Solutions

Excellent service, finally matched by the digital presence to prove it.

BrandingConsultancyStrategyWebCustomer Portal
Client
Unity Document Solutions
Sector
Managed print & document solutions
Services
Web Application Development · Business Consultancy · Managed Websites & Hosting

The situation

Where they started

A managed print and document solutions specialist with a genuinely strong service reputation, a dated website, and clients ringing the office for information they could reasonably expect to look up themselves.

The challenge

What it was costing them

Every routine phone call — what's my toner level, when's my next service, can you resend that meter reading — was a small tax on a team that should have been selling. Meanwhile the website was quietly undermining a business that outperformed its competitors in person.

The approach

How we worked through it

1
Discover

Separate the shop window from the workshop

We mapped which conversations were sales and which were service. The answer shaped everything: a clean corporate site to win the business, and a portal to look after it once won.

2
Design

Corporate, not corporate-boring

A refreshed brand and a clear, professional marketing site — deliberately calm and credible for a sector where buyers are comparing service contracts, not chasing novelty.

3
Build

A portal clients actually log into

Fleet status and toner levels, meter readings, supplies, service requests, usage-by-department analytics, CO₂ reporting and an AI assistant — plus a staff console to run the whole thing. The features were chosen from the phone calls, not from a feature list.

4
Evolve

Alerts that fire before the customer notices

A background sweep watches toner levels and raises the alert automatically, so a supplies conversation starts with Unity getting in touch — not the customer running out.

The result

What changed

Clients now self-serve around the clock, and the support conversations that do happen start with context rather than questions. The business finally looks online the way it performs in person.

24/7Client self-service, no phone call needed
1Portal replacing a stack of routine enquiries
9Page marketing site

What's next

The relationship carries on

Ongoing hosting and care, with the portal's reporting expanding as clients ask for more of their own data back.

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