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contact centre analytics

Unlocking the real power of contact centre analytics

By Agent Evaluation, Business Intelligence, Quality Control & Customer Insights, Real-Time Speech Analytics

Effective contact centre analytics is vital to delivering efficient, high-quality customer service. However, customer service operations produce vast amounts of data. This covers everything from metrics on call length to more in-depth quality assessments of individual interactions. This data is often siloed within individual departments or software systems, adding complexity. Additionally, it can be difficult to understand or visualise by…

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Tenant satisfaction measures

How can housing associations deliver on new Tenant Satisfaction Measures?

By Agent Evaluation, Call & Screen Recording, Contact Centre, Customer Experience, Housing, Real-Time Speech Analytics

From 1 April 2023, housing associations must report on their performance against 22 Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSMs). Set by the Regulator of Social Housing, these TSMs are part of the drive to ensure the sector is customer-centric and responding to the changing needs of tenants. The TSMs cover five key areas: Keeping properties in good repair Maintaining building safety Effective…

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Interaction recording

Taking interaction recording to the next level

By Agent Evaluation, Call & Screen Recording, Contact Centre, Quality Control & Customer Insights

Interaction recording has become a key contact centre technology, vital for compliance, training, and quality assurance. It has evolved from its roots in call recording to provide multichannel capabilities, enabling companies to take a more holistic approach to evaluation. This includes the ability to record and compare the activity on the agent’s screen during and after a call, as well…

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Understanding call centre agent performance

Understanding and recognising good agent performance through technology

By Agent Evaluation, Call & Screen Recording, Contact Centre, Quality Control & Customer Insights, Voice of the Customer (VoC)

Call centre agents are on the customer experience frontline, representing your organisation to consumers. In an increasingly digital world, they could be the only employee that a customer actually interacts with. Being an agent is not easy. Customers are becoming more and more demanding, often upset and angry, which adds to agent pressure. These stresses can lead to agents burning…

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Natural Language Understanding and customer service

What is Natural Language Understanding and why is it important to customer service?

By Agent Evaluation, AI & Automation, Contact Centre, Customer Experience, Voice of the Customer (VoC)

Artificial intelligence is an increasing part of business operations, including within the contact centre, where it can be used to power intelligent chatbots or automate existing processes (such as call wrap-ups) to increase efficiency. However, AI is a wide field with multiple techniques and technologies within it – this blog will explore how Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Natural Language…

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customer service quality assurance

The four challenges to quality assurance in customer service

By Agent Evaluation, Call & Screen Recording, Contact Centre, Quality Control & Customer Insights

Consumer expectations are continually rising when it comes to customer service. What does this mean for contact centre priorities for the year ahead? The 2022 ContactBabel UK Contact Centre Decision-Maker’s Guide, sponsored by Enghouse Interactive, has researched current key pain points. And to help customer service teams it includes guidance on how to overcome these problems. Top of this list…

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Improve customer service with data analytics

How data and analytics can improve your customer service performance

By Agent Evaluation, Contact Centre, Customer Experience, Real-Time Speech Analytics, Voice of the Customer (VoC)

In business, data is fast becoming the new oil. While this is true across all parts of the organisation it is particularly relevant within customer service. Companies now have access to huge data volumes about their customers, the employees who interact with them, and supporting processes. Even analogue information (such as voice telephone calls), can now easily be digitised and…

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