Which Industry Is OnGame For?

What is OnGame's industry-independent core?

The same core runs in every industry: the company's ERP data flows into the game and panel layer, KPIs are linked to game modes, operational work is turned into tasks through the audit, task management, announcements & forms, and time-attendance & shift planning modules, Action Center turns the day's opportunity into action, AI Coach generates suggestions, and points earned are spent in the Ongame Shop. What's industry-specific is the KPI set and the contest setup, not the platform.

What kind of company structure does it fit?

A multi-location, spread-out team (a store chain, a dealer/agent network, a branch network, a field team, shift-based operations), KPIs that can be read centrally, and a need for visibility — if all three are present, a setup can be built. The industry name determines which KPIs get linked to which game mode.

What do the industry pages cover?

Each industry page describes that industry's roles and channels, the sales contests that can be built, the operations contests that can be built, the KPIs tracked, what the field manager and head-office team see, and how to get started. KPI sets are finalized during the demo process, based on the customer's own data.

What if my industry isn't on the list?

The nine industries below are the structures we encounter most often; the list isn't a closed set. Telecom dealer networks, fuel-station networks and other organizations that run field representatives can be set up with the same core — they're evaluated against your own structure during the demo call.

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