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Case studies

Corpshore Spain case studies

How the operational problems clients bring us get solved in practice, by sector, delivery model and language.

In summary: twenty cases covering BPO, IT and artificial intelligence across sixteen sectors, with all four delivery models (onshore in Spain, EU nearshore, the Latin America corridor, and hybrid) and both Spanish and international clients.

Each case sets out the real operational problem, the delivery model chosen and why, the shape of the team, the timeline, the data handling applied, and the measured results.

We describe each client by sector and size rather than by name, because most confidentiality agreements require it and because a logo tells you less than the detail of the problem and how it was solved.

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Frequently asked questions about our cases

Why are client names not shown?

Most of our agreements include confidentiality clauses that prevent identifying the client. We describe sector and size, which is what lets a reader judge whether the case resembles theirs.

Can I speak to a reference before contracting?

In some cases yes, with the client's prior authorisation. Raise it on the discovery call and we will tell you which references we can offer for a case similar to yours.

Do these figures transfer to my operation?

Not directly. Every result depends on the client's starting point, and a poor starting point produces high percentage improvements. In the proposal we calculate the estimate against your own data.

Which delivery model is used most often?

It depends on the sector. Banking, insurance, healthcare and the public sector tend towards onshore for data residency; B2C customer service, sales and data processing tend towards the Latin America corridor.

Do you work with companies the size of mine?

The cases here range from three-person teams to operations of several dozen. We set no fixed minimum volume, and the 30-day pilot exists precisely to validate the fit.