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. – Brad Butler, Contact Center Software Consultant @ NobelBiz Mastering the Art of Real-Time Monitoring as a Call Center Supervisor Real-time monitoring is an art that, once mastered, opens a new dimension of customer service management. It enables managers to take swift actions for process optimization.
These include: Providing training in timemanagement techniques to help agents handle tasks efficiently. For this, brands need to adopt customer-centric processes while empowering their agents to help provide exceptional support and services.
The following formula is used to get the AHT (Average Handle Time): the duration of the exchange itself (AHT), the duration of the caller’s wait (MEA), and the duration of the file’s post-call processing (ACW). This indicator is regarded as one of the most influential metrics for measuring customer service effectiveness.
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