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Web Enabled Call center
The Introduction
The market for Web-enabled call centers is burgeoning.
For the past decade, computer-telephony integration
(CTI) has been one of the hottest topics to hit the call center,
promising reduced call volumes and handle times, as well as a higher
level of customized service. The global emphasis on electronic commerce
and the use of the Internet as a delivery channel has sparked the
development of new CTI applications that offer tremendous opportunities
to call centers.
The Internet provides for a more complete alternative
by supporting a full range of transactions, almost regardless of
their complexity. As its popularity continues to increase, its impact
as a delivery channel will improve dramatically and may finally
begin to stem the tide of demand for live agents. To ensure that
the needs of all users are met, websites must be integrated with
the call center, giving customers a full range of options without
completely eliminating the valuable personal touch.
A web enabled call center improves
the e-commerce initiatives by offering high quality customer service.
Various features offered by Web enabled call center are:
- Web Pop that automatically provides CSRs with
a pop-up screen of client's website, intranet or web script.
- Web Callback that helps the visitors of the
client's website request a callback from the CSRs by simply clicking
and entering their name, telephone information and time for call.
- Web Chat that assists visitors engaged in a
live, two-way text chat directly from client's site to a trained
agent. They can obtain answers to questions or resolve customer
service issues without having to disconnect from the Internet
or use a phone.
- Web Push allows CSRs to assist client's website
visitor to find out information through guided "browsing."
- Email Management - This manages high-volume
email inquiries directed to client's mailbox or produced via a
Website. The incoming messages are tracked and provided an appropriate
auto reply message to the customers letting them know that their
email has been received.
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