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What is a Service Level Agreement? How to write an SLA?

ViiBE Blog

ViiBE Blog What is a Service Level Agreement? How to write an SLA? What does SLA stand for? SLA is short for Service Level Agreement. Essentially, an SLA serves as a mechanism for addressing service failures, including the time frames when it must be done.

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Comm100 Messaging Software – Live Chat, Messenger and Secure Messaging

Comm100

Comm100 is a complete omnichannel platform that lets organizations provide the very best customer service and support with just one piece of software. In this blog we will explain how each of these messaging software differ so you can find the right solution for you and your customers.

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Contact Center SLA: What it is, How it’s Calculated, and Why You Care

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SLA stands for, of course, Service Level Agreement. You could say at its most generic, an SLA is almost like a promise that a service provider makes to a customer about the quality of service they will provide. Basically, the SLA helps you manage customer expectations, both external and internal. .

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Gain Efficiency and Empower Agents with Cloud

NICE inContact

It offers integrated tools to drive and empower agents, elevating performance and enabling contact center managers to quickly respond to meet or exceed their service level agreements (SLA). The post Gain Efficiency and Empower Agents with Cloud appeared first on NICE inContact Blog.

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Revolutionizing Customer Service: The Power of Automation

Team Support

In this blog, we will delve into the intricacies of automation, exploring its benefits, applications, and the core components that drive effective customer service automation. In the realm of customer service, it involves streamlining processes, reducing manual effort, and leveraging tools to enhance operational efficiency.

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Grading customer service excellence

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One workshop participant asked this question about grading customer service excellence: “I’m designing a performance measurement system for our in-house technology team and have run into a disagreement with my boss. “He I want to give only 50% for meeting the SLA norms since these are non-negotiable specifications. That’s a “C.”.

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Part 1: Ouch! Solve the pain caused by your current B2B customer support software.

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This is one of the top pain points reported by B2B customer support professionals, and this four-part blog series will explore how the right B2B customer support software will help you solve for all of them. Use language that make it easy for your customers to know how to define levels of severity so everyone is on the same page.

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