Bangkok · since 2019

Insightlatticepoint

Customer journey visualization for digital commerce teams who need a shared picture of how shoppers move — and where paths stall.

Commerce colleagues reviewing customer journey drawings in a bright Bangkok studio

Flagship work

Customer Journey Mapping Engagement

Over three to five weeks we interview your commerce roles, walk the live paths, and deliver annotated maps plus visualization boards your leadership can actually stand in front of.

For digital commerce leads, merchandising managers, and CX owners across Thailand who need friction named in plain language — not another unused report folder.

Fixed project fee from THB 85,000 · Bangkok studio or on-site

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Other ways we help commerce teams

Reviews, commissioned boards, and workshops that sit alongside a full mapping engagement.

Analyst studying printed commerce reports beside a laptop in a bright office

Commerce Analytics Review

A focused review of how your commerce metrics tell the customer story — and where the picture is incomplete.

From THB 42,000 · 10–14 days

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Large printed journey visualization boards on a wall in a meeting room

Journey Visualization Boards

Commissioned visual boards that make customer paths clear for executives, partners, and store teams.

From THB 28,000 per board set · 2–3 weeks

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Facilitator leading a workshop with commerce colleagues around a table

Path-Reading Workshop

A half-day workshop that teaches commerce teams how to read journey maps and spot actionable friction together.

THB 18,500 per session (up to 12 participants) · 4 hours

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From recent work

What clients notice

The mapping sessions forced us to admit our app and website were telling different stories at payment. We still argue about priorities, but at least we argue from the same drawing.
Naree S. · Head of Digital Commerce, Bangkok fashion retailer
I expected a thicker slide deck. What we received was a shorter memo that named three metric gaps we had been politely ignoring. Useful, if a little uncomfortable.
Prasit K. · CX lead, regional marketplace seller

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How engagements unfold

From channel inventory to shared readout

Every mapping engagement follows a clear sequence so commerce teams know what happens each week — interviews, path walks, drafts, and boards.

See the engagement rhythm

  1. Scope and channel inventory
  2. Stakeholder interviews and path observation
  3. Map drafting and friction tagging
  4. Visualization boards and readout