I need to produce a specification document to justify a new inbound call management system, what we have, require, benefits etc. Does anyone have an idea of where to start and the most effective way of producing this report?
Thank you
Inbound Call Management Specification
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What we did was that we started very basic.
We started with looking at days lost due to system failure.
Amount of calls taken a week. Duration on the phone etc.
We looked at average hold times.
Then we started thinking about First Call Resolution which is obviously hard to measure but is essential for customer satisfaction.
Then we looked at our current system and brainstormed what we would like. We wanted a better call recording application, a better understanding of agent performance and stats and a better routing system.
We jusified this as we said if we knew more about our agents activity we could increase efficency with the staff we already have.
We can improve the hold time by getting in a system which was more scalable and flexible during busy times.
Then we looked at the different option including on-site, hosted and cloud. We personally went with cloud because they delivered the above benefits. Especially on sacability and price. Our subscription is monthly depending on our agent number. So when it is busy just pay for the added agents.
This also meant we did not have to waste our money on a in-house system which would need our max capacity all year round rather than just our busy periods.
This was in retail though so might be different.
Anymore information more than happy to give. If you want to give a back drop could probably provide more information.
Cheers,
Martin
A good start would be to ask how many people are within your contact centre and also what techology do you currently have in place
This will help in terms of understanding whether you need an inhouse solution or hosted
Also will you be taking credit card payments
And how much analysis do you need to carry out in terms of the calls coming in
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