Providing dentists with a user-friendly mobile app to manage their liquidity

Flexible credit gone mobile. Liquidity and efficient credit management are key to clients of Zahnärtztekasse AG, an affiliate of one of the leading European payment and credit services companies, EOS. Zahnärtztekasse AG provides credit management to dentists in Switzerland and offers several credit solutions with a free choice of date of payment.

In close collaboration with Zahnärtztekasse AG, Trifork GmbH has developed the iPhone application Crediflex to provide dentists with a user-friendly and location independent way of managing their liquidity.

CEO of Zahnärtztekasse, Thomas Kast, explains: “We offer high-end credit management solutions and provide our clients with liquidity. Dentists can choose their liquidity from day to day depending on personal and business needs. This requires a very agile approach which suits the mobile platform extremely well.”

In a few easy steps, the Crediflex App lets a user choose a scheduled payment and change of date with complete cost change transparency. High usability, elegant design, and perfection of the main functionality were key criteria for Zahnärtztekasse AG.

Trifork delivering on high usability

“The Crediflex App is the mobile business card of Zahnärtztekasse. Our motto ‘Liquidity provides relaxation’ must be clearly recognizable in the app. The main reason for collaborating with Trifork is Trifork’s unique user focus and design competences as well as their agile way of working”, says Jens Meydam, Head of IT at Zahnärztekasse AG.

“After launch, the Crediflex App has fulfilled our goal of user adoption, implementation and continued usage by our target group of clients. The pixel perfect native iOS design and a choice of key features implemented by Trifork, has facilitated this particular choice and implementation by end-users”, Jens Meydam explains.

“The Crediflex App suits our new business approach perfectly and signals our values of ‘no-nonsense’ credit management. The app has reached our very high expectations with regards to both usability and design”, Thomas Kast summarizes.