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One strategy to empower your contactcenter agents is to use tools like templates to offer contextualized messages to agents, allowing for brief but thorough replies. The solution? This also enables your customercare staff to give higher-quality service, which increases customer happiness.
This technique saves the agent who answers the phone a lot of time and helps to the consumer satisfaction, who is not treated as an anonymous individual. IVR – Interactive Voice Response The IVR – Interactive Voice Response is no longer merely a timemanagement tool.
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