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FCR Meaning: How To Measure First Call Resolution for Success

Selmo

First call resolution is one of the most important call center metrics you can measure. Calculating First Contact Resolution (FCR) can be straightforward, but only when you have collected the data.

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What is first call resolution?

ViiBE Blog

Customers expect the same level of service as in person, so it is crucial to measure your call center’s overall performance as well as your individual agents. Key performance indicators (KPIs) like AHT , NPS and FCR are vital to measuring this performance. FCR stands for First Call Resolution.

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Fast-Track Your First Call Resolution FCR in 9 Easy Steps

NobelBiz

The First Contact Resolution Rate (FCR) is a crucial KPI for measuring the effectiveness and quality of your customer service. This indicator is regarded as one of the most influential metrics for measuring customer service effectiveness. When a problem arises, the customer expects a quick and efficient resolution.

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“First Call Resolution” is an antiquated standard. Let’s move on

InMoment XI

It seems to me that the prevalent “gold standard” that many companies have adopted and actively measure and report on is first-call. View Article

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“First Call Resolution” is an antiquated standard. Let’s move on

InMoment XI

It seems to me that the prevalent “gold standard” that many companies have adopted and actively measure and report on is first-call. View Article

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“First Call Resolution” is an antiquated standard. Let’s move on

InMoment XI

It seems to me that the prevalent “gold standard” that many companies have adopted and actively measure and report on is first-call. View Article

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Cleaning a Toilet vs. Calling Customer Support: 3 Factors Impacting the Customer Experience

InMoment XI

It’s more likely that you have moved on to other tasks only to be interrupted by that call. Factor #3: Getting Things Done Right the First Time. Finally, we arrive at the last factor: first-call resolution (as call center leaders call it).