Want to reduce your transactional contact volumes so that you can spend more time handling the challenging queries that mean everything to your customers? Then it’s time to improve the self-service options that you offer to your customers.
In this webinar, we provided you with a range ideas that will help you to maximise the value of your self-service and reduce workload in the contact centre.
Agenda
- Introductions – Rachael Trickey, Call Centre Helper
- Colin Taylor, The Taylor Reach Group
- Tamsin Dollin, NICE inContact
Links:
- 2019 Global Findings: Business vs. Consumer Customer Experience (CX) Transformation Benchmark
- Faster Service, Happier Customers: Using Self-Service to Accelerate the Speed of Resolution
- What’s Wrong with Customer Self-Service?
Topics Discussed
- Chatbots
- Customer service apps
- Website / FAQ improvements
- Reducing contact volumes
- Self-service improving advisor engagement
- Top Tips from the Audience
- Winning tip – We have to remember that Self Service is still about service. If we do not understand our client’s expectations, we will be unable to propose satisfactory self service options and thus they will come back to a live person. I expect that the implementation of a self service option should be constantly adjusted to better meet client expectations – sent in by Denis6.
Original Webinar date: June 2019
Panellists
Colin Taylor
The Taylor Reach Group
Tamsin Dollin
NICE inContact
Jonty Pearce
Call Centre Helper
This webinar was brought to you by Call Centre Helper and is sponsored by NICE CXone
