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Some of the most telling KPIs to monitor include: High Average Handling Time (AHT): Indicates that calls are taking too long to resolve, often due to inefficiencies or complex issues. Low FirstCallResolution (FCR): Suggests that customers frequently need to call back to resolve their issues, which is a clear sign of low productivity.
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You can integrate services dedicated to live chat, email, calllogging, purchase history, feedback surveying, support tickets, and many more. This is immensely helpful to call center agents and managers alike. The filtering criteria can include agent language, type of issue, geographic location of the call, etc.
On premises: The features available are the ones all call centers expect and use daily: transfers, hold, waiting music, conferences, calllogging, etc. There is no dearth of functionalities with an on premises call center. Smart IVR: IVR enables more precise filtering and routing of calls.
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