Case Studies
Client needs are often very unique and range from the smallest to-do to the largest task. Let’s take a look at some real life situations.
Client: Sue, a teacher, called with an emergency. Her mother was going to be in the hospital having surgery, she promised to make chili for a church supper and she needed to be at work for her students.
Priority Errands’ Lifestyle Manager:
- Took the shopping list over the phone.
- Went to the store and purchased all necessary items.
- Packaged the finished soup in plastic containers.
- Delivered the chili directly to her door.
Sue was then able to go to work then to visit her mother in the hospital without having to worry about not filling her obligations to her church.
Client: A busy law office needs to have regular weekly errands completed.
Priority Errands’ Lifestyle Manager:
- Take pantry inventory and create a customized list.
- Stop at the grocery and discount store for items.
- Run to the post office.
- Decorate the office for special events.
- Arrange oil changes for employee’s cars.
- Organize the copy room.
- Hand-deliver client gifts.
The law office employee’s do not have run out of the office on a weekly basis to run essential errands allowing them to be more productive while at work which increases their bottom line.
Client: A CEO calls to request “Thank You Cookies” delivered to their top selling team member offices.
Priority Errands’ Lifestyle Manager:
- Picked up 10 Cookie Pizzas from the bakery.
- Wrote Thank You Cards to attach to gift.
- Hand delivered the gifts to agents throughout northeast Wisconsin.
- After completing the task, a confirmation called was placed to the CEO.
Without the help of Priority Errands’ the company CEO could not have gotten to all office locations within the same day to thank the people that make his business successful.