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"HERO IS HERE!"
What happens when a legacy Moto brand decides to get smart?
You get Qubo — Hero Group's leap from two wheels into AI-powered homes and connected vehicles. Behind every camera, dashcam, and smart lock? A system that had to be just as smart.
The question we had to answer: how do you turn hundreds of scattered leads — Amazon, web, ads, social — into one smooth, automated customer journey, without dropping a single one?
Here's the ride, What I built :
One ecosystem, zero chaos — CRM, Creator, Billing, Books, SalesIQ, and Analytics, unified into a single nervous system
Tap. Pay. Done. — Razorpay-powered subscriptions syncing in real time, no manual reconciliation
Every device, always in sync — two-way data flow between Creator, MongoDB, and the Qubo app, down to the last sensor
Numbers that don't lie — live dashboards tracking profit, churn, and subscription health, on demand
Support, wherever you are — WhatsApp built right into the help desk via SalesIQ
Devices that self-check — a custom diagnostic layer catching issues before customers ever notice
The payoff? Leads → devices → subscriptions → loyal customers — one continuous loop, built to scale as fast as Hero can innovate.
Legacy brands don't get left behind. They get rebuilt smarter. This is proof.
Curious how the pieces connect? Ask me about the architecture — happy to walk through it. 👇
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