Rated People Selects New Telephony Platform

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Rated People, the online marketplace that connects homeowners with tradespeople, has announced that it has selected Natterbox’s telephony platform to replace its previous system.

Rated People is looking to streamline and improve its customer service at a time of exciting growth.

The new cloud-based telephony system from Natterbox will improve the reliability of its customer service offering, making the challenges it previously experienced a thing of the past.

Since 2005, Rated People has revolutionized the way homeowners and tradespeople contact each other and conduct home improvement work.

The online marketplace makes quick matches, in as little as two minutes, between homeowners and tradespeople who are skilled and available to do the work.

As well as facilitating the connections, it is essential that Rated People sets homeowners and tradespeople up for success by delivering a sophisticated and reliable customer service.

Rated People turned to Natterbox for the solidity of the platform and its ease of use.

Natterbox will become the structural backbone of Rated People’s customer service offering, enabling the company to deliver a market-leading service. This is thanks, in part, to its call routing technology – a necessity for a business that deals with customer enquiries ranging from billing questions to queries about subscriptions.

Evan Morgan, CTO of Rated People, comments: “Over the last 18 months, we’ve done a huge amount of work to improve our customer experience by ensuring our customer service agents have the right tools to do their jobs as efficiently and effectively as possible.”

“We’re excited to work with Natterbox and take advantage of its technology to pick up and help answer customer queries faster.”

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Neil Hammerton

Neil Hammerton, CEO of Natterbox, adds: “It is great to be working with Rated People. We understand the crucial importance of delivering a technology that is not only easy and straightforward to use, but also sophisticated and robust enough to respond to the demands of diverse and fast-growing businesses such as this.”

Author: Robyn Coppell

Published On: 18th Jun 2019 - Last modified: 19th Jun 2019
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