Interactive voice broadcasting allows you to improve the productivity of your call centre in many ways.
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Every part of business today is under pressure to perform, to deliver more with
less and with very few exceptions these required gains are being delivered through
process improvements and the deliberate application of technology to support change.
One area of business that has the greatest potential for improving performance by
implementing technology solutions is the customer contact centre.
The bulk of the cost associated with contact centers is bound up in its people,
so naturally contact centre management spend a large amount of time managing
and planning this resource to optimise performance and output. Only
8% of the budget in contact centers is in technology, yet it is this area which
holds the greatest potential for achieving the greatest gains in terms of operational
efficiency and also improving the revenues generated from the contact centre operation.
The premise is very simple; there are certain customer contact centre applications
that can be easily handled by a recorded message.
When high value items and white goods become out of stock it is very important to
contact the customer to inform them of the delay. A higher rate of contact can be achieved using Qire’s Interactive
voice messages for two simple reasons; 1 We can retry the customer until we reach
the right party and then divert the customer into the call centre to speak to a
customer service agent. 2 We can leave answer machine messages informing the customer
of the delay and request a call back at there convenience.
In any given month customers may experience small items that are out of stock. Although
this doesn’t cause them a major problem it may leave them disappointed that they
didn’t receive the full order. To assist in improving the customer experience you
may want to contact the customer to apologise and offer them a discount of the next
order. This would give two major benefits; 1 Show the customer that you value them
highly and are willing to improve the customer experience. 2 Increase sales by the
customer ringing back in to claim their discount.

