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Understanding the Dynamics: AI Chatbots vs. Self-Service Portals in Contact Centers

Win the Customer

In the realm of contact centers, the pursuit of enhancing customer service while streamlining operations remains a top priority. As technology evolves, two prominent solutions have emerged: AI-powered chatbots and self-service portals. Ultimately, understanding customer needs and preferences is pivotal.

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The Rise of Self-Service: How Changing Consumer Demands Require New Options

Kustomer

Luckily, our research also shows that preferences are beginning to shift across generations, with younger demographics preferring more self-service options , and seeing the benefits of intelligent chatbots more clearly. Read on to learn what the data says about the need for CX speed and how self-service options can deliver.

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Self-Service for Contact Center: The Definitive Guide

NobelBiz

This makes the contact center business or department inefficient and unable to promptly solve more serious issues by generating long call queues and ramping up the wait time. The basic philosophy of self-service is that individuals should be empowered to achieve their goals rather than relying on contact center agents for assistance.

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When IVR meets Visual Assistance – Retaining the Lost Waiting Time

TechSee

IVR technologies are limited without sight. Interactive voice response (IVR) is a technology that allows a computer to interact with customers through the use of voice and touch-tone telephone keypad. This visual data is loaded to the enterprise’s visual engagement system and assigned to the relevant case in the CRM.

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The Rise of Customer Self-Service: How Changing Consumer Demands Require New Options

Kustomer

Luckily, our research also shows that preferences are beginning to shift across generations, with younger demographics preferring more self-service options , and seeing the benefits of intelligent chatbots more clearly. Read on to learn what the data says about the need for CX speed and how self-service options can deliver.

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New Research: Digital Self-service Now More Popular than Calling Customer Service

CSM Magazine

60% of UK household water and energy customers prefer not to call customer service if they can use online tools to solve their problems, according to Macro 4 research. The majority of people are now happy to use self-service instead of speaking to a customer service person on the phone – especially for simple queries.

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How to Streamline Customer Service – 7 Actionable Strategies

Comm100

The demand for fast, efficient, and personalized customer service is growing – and growing fast. 54% of global consumers have higher customer service expectations than they did just one year ago, according to a recent Microsoft study. Fast response times boost customer satisfaction, showing that concerns are quickly addressed.