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A Portuguese retailer with a Brazilian operation

Brazilian volume in Sao Paulo, Portuguese market in Lisbon

Two operations under common management: PT-BR in Sao Paulo for Brazilian volume and a PT-PT core in Lisbon for the home market.

Brazilian volume in Sao Paulo, Portuguese market in Lisbon

Case facts

Delivery model
Brazil
Variant
pt-BR
Team
34 in Sao Paulo, 8 in Lisbon
Time to launch
9 weeks

The problem

The Brazilian operation was growing faster than Portuguese hiring could keep up with, and serving the Brazilian market from Lisbon was expensive. Serving the Portuguese market from Brazil, which was the first idea, produced complaints about tone within a month.

What we built

Variant separation with shared management, systems and reporting. Scripts, quality reviewers and metrics are separate, and the monthly report presents both markets side by side rather than as an average.

Compliance

Brazil holds no adequacy decision. Standard contractual clauses and a transfer impact assessment signed before opening, with the data boundary defined by category.

Results

Sao Paulo and Lisbon
34+8Sao Paulo and Lisbon
reduction in average cost per contact
48 %reduction in average cost per contact
metric sets, never one average
2metric sets, never one average
instruments in place before the first hire
CCTinstruments in place before the first hire

The temptation was to serve everything from Brazil. The numbers said yes and the Portuguese customers said no.

Ecommerce director, A Portuguese retailer with a Brazilian operation

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