Case Study: Tructyre Improved Service Level by 31% With Netcall

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Published On: 6th Aug 2026 08:30
The Challenge
For Tructyre, every second matters. When a truck is stranded on a motorway or a bus is broken down, speed of response is critical as they’re supporting customers at their most vulnerable moments.
Tructyre had historically operated its own in-house telephony platform, separate from its sister brand. What once worked began to work against them. Each system worked in isolation, but the fragmented approach was showing strain, with:
- Limited real-time reporting, integration and automation forcing teams into manual workarounds and inconsistent data
- Fragmented overnight operations forcing agents to juggle multiple platforms and processes during night shifts
- Business continuity risk with no self-service line during major incidents, there was potential for delays in communications for critical customers, including blue-light services.
Leadership knew this wasn’t sustainable and that better service levels alone wouldn’t fix it. Tructyre needed end-to-end control of their contact centre, in real time and under any circumstances.
The Solution
Tructyre needed more than a technology upgrade – they needed a partner who understood the stakes. They chose Liberty Converse as their contact centre platform, and Netcall as the team to deliver it.
Already a trusted partner across their organization, Netcall stood out not just for technology capability but for genuinely understanding a safety-critical, 24/7 environment.
Before a single line was migrated, the Netcall team spent time on-site – running workshops, shadowing agents and learning the operation from the inside out.
That groundwork shaped everything that followed. The solution was built around four outcomes Tructyre could not compromise on:
- Real-time control and reporting — replacing manual workarounds with live dashboards and instant data, so leaders can act now, not tomorrow
- Business continuity and resilience — giving leaders self-service control to reroute or manage critical lines instantly during incidents, without waiting on third parties
- Aligned overnight operations — consolidating all 24/7 lines into one system so night shift agents work from a single platform, with consistent workflows across both brands
- Workforce visibility and adherence — integrating Peopleware via API so team leaders have live sight of agent activity and demand, enabling faster, smarter decisions when call volumes spike.
The Results
- 58% to 76% Service improved service levels in first 6 months
- 41% Improved speed of answer – average reduced from 1 minute 11 seconds to 42 seconds
- 95% PCA percentage of calls answered improved from 90% to 95%
- 90% Agent adherence consistently maintained via real-time Peopleware integration
- Business continuity with self-serve line control and improved evacuation support
- Aligned night shift enabling true multi-skilling across brands
- Enhanced reporting real-time dashboards, historical insight and forward forecasting
- Instant access to data performance data enables leaders to adjust skills in real-time during call spikes
“This has been one of the group’s most successful projects, especially given the timescales, complexity and mission-critical nature of the system.
Liberty Converse has fundamentally changed how we run our operation day-to-day. We can see what’s happening now, not last week. That makes all the difference in a 24/7 environment,” said Sarah Rowe, Head of Customer Experience, Tructyre.
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