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An outstanding service or product indeed makes people your customer in the first place, but the after-sales support is something that decides whether they would stay loyal to you or jump ship to your competitors. . Customers can easily track their issues. A well-rounded help desk software arm customer with so many valuable features.
Service excellence — delivery of purchased services or remedial services, or post-sale assistance to customers. Customer-centricity — degree that customers’ welfare is at the center of the solution provider’s decision-making and actions. Customer experience improvement — process-wide problem resolution and prevention.
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