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Since its launch in 2012, Lazada has become Southeast Asia's top online marketplace for buying and
selling goods. It is available in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and
Vietnam. With 155,000 vendors and 3,000 brands serving 560 million users through its marketplace
platform, Lazada—the forerunner of the Southeast Asian eCommerce ecosystem—has a vast range
of specialised marketing, analytics, and service options at its disposal. Lazada has the largest
selection of products in categories such consumer electronics, home goods, toys, fashion, sporting
goods, and grocery, with 300 million SKUs available. With a focus on providing exceptional customer
service, it offers a variety of payment options, including cash-on-delivery, thorough customer care,
and simple returns through its own first- and last-mile delivery arm, which is supported by about 100
people.
A) Gamification
Gamification is the process of integrating game concepts to non-game content to boost user
satisfaction, loyalty, and engagement. This implies that gamification adapts components of
game design as well as the fundamental ideas and theories that underpin games for use in
different situations.
Lazada has many aspects of Gamification integrated on their application. One such example
is the process of gathering Laz Coins for exchanging them for discounts / vouchers. However,
the mini games that are within the app can be confusing at times and it’s not just only one
game that exists. There are multiple versions of it which one would not have the time and
patience to explore everything. Moreover, the entire process and the waiting period can be
annoying to the users
Lazada is known for issues with customer service. A short analysis from Trustpilot does
express the frustration of users nationwide. This is simply because there are common issues
faced on a daily basis like, delivery issues, damaged / stolen goods and products not shipped
out and many more. The issue is, Lazada’s customer service is not that easy to reach out to
because they have a bot integrated initially known as CLEO. This bot / AI is responsible for
basic functions to help assist customers if they have issues but it can’t give a permanent
solution. It takes constant texting and convincing explanations to allow the BOT to connect
the user to a human on the customer service side. Hence this could be improved by Lazada.