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Helping AI Help Agents: A Better Way to Use AI Applications in the Contact Center

Upstream Works

After five years of providing what amounted to call center plumbing, we had really zeroed in on what call centers did and realized that the heart of a call center was and always will be the people that operate the phones. The contact center was even more complicated. Today, we are embarking on something new and exciting.

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Feedbackly Helps Research the Influence of Music on Emotional Experiences of Shopping Center Visitors in Finland

Feedbackly

Participating shopping centers include Vantaa’s Jumbo-Flamingo, Helsinki’s Kannelmäki Kaari, Tampere’s Ratina, and Raisio’s Mylly. The effects of music are also being studied at the store level in the Finnish bookstores Suomalainen Kirjakauppa of these aforementioned shopping centers.

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Behind the scenes: Customer marketing helps our customers shine within their contact center

NICE inContact

A contact center is no longer a place to just handle calls. Our goal at NICE CXone is to help our customers build lasting relationships with their customers because we understand the value and importance of satisfying customers. Today, there is click-to-chat, email, text, callbacks, and all the digital channels customers use.

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7 Great Examples of Help Centers We Love

Kayako

When it does, it pays to have a competent and responsive support center to handle troubleshooting. It’s good to see support centers finally getting the love they deserve. But this renewed interest in help centers and the job that they do is beneficial to both businesses and consumers. How will you design your Help Center?

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Linking & Networking for a Better Agent Experience

Speaker: Jeremy Watkin, Director of Customer Experience at FCR

If you're a contact center leader you've undoubtedly been inundated with sales people trying to get you to hop on the chatbot bandwagon. But is this the best place to burn our operational calories? Tune in for some practical tips for improving agent engagement, reducing attrition, and improving your overall customer experience.

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Analysis of the Top 100 eCommerce Help Centers

Kayako

Customers expect easy and intuitive self-service: An earlier Forrester consumer survey about channel usage for customer service, reported that use of the help/FAQ pages on a company website for customer service increased from 67% in 2012 to 76% in 2014. That means applying design standards to the architecture of your knowledge center.

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CXone Cloud Contact Center Software Helps Energy Company Soar

NICE inContact

CXone cloud contact center software would be pivotal in the company’s growth as it moved into France. As the energy company planned its launch into the competitive French consumer market, it focused on the goal of helping new users reduce their dependency on fossil fuels. Learn more about harnessing the power of CXone cloud contact.

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How to Improve Customer Satisfaction With an Intelligent Virtual Assistant

Speaker: Aarde Cosseboom, Contact Center & Customer Experience Advisor and Co-Host of the Another Cloud Podcast

With so many options out there, how can you successfully add an Intelligent Virtual Assistant (IVA) to the phone channel to help your customers serve themselves? In today's customer experience environment, many customers are looking to get immediate answers without having to talk to a live person.

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Crafting Digital Communication Experiences Your Customers Will Love

Speaker: Hillary Curran, Head of Customer Experience, Guru

Your customer’s expectation — whether reaching out about an issue via chat, completing an online form for an event, phoning a call center, or browsing your website’s resources — is an effortless and efficient information transfer, so they can get back to focusing on their bottom line. So much of today’s customer experience happens online.

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Start Every Conversation with AI: The Front Door for Intelligent Customer Service

Speaker: Brian Morin & Helena Chen from SmartAction

Enter a conversational AI solution for your contact center. AI virtual agents can help resolve a lot of routine and repetitive interactions, but not all are created equal. Self-service is on the rise. More and more customers are looking to solve their own issues without human intervention.

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Saving Costs and Support Agents: a Deep Dive into Self-Service Help Centers

To retain customers, companies need to work on the experience they provide and be available 24/7 through all imaginable communication channels.

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Artificial Intelligence in Cloud-Based Solutions

Speaker: Rick Nucci, Co-Founder & CEO of Guru

With the advent of chatbots, artificial intelligence, interactive voice response, and machine learning, novel technologies continue to disrupt the contact center industry. How to leverage AI to drive cloud-based solutions in contact centers. These advances initially gave the impression that automation will replace the human element.

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2022 Contact Center Buyers' Guide

As contact center needs and pain points have evolved, so have contact center buying processes. This guide covers: Omnichannel & Inbound.

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The Innovator’s Guide to the Digital-first Contact Center

In the contact center industry, first-generation digital channels like email and web chat have seen significant adoption, along with video chat and co-browsing capabilities. Social platforms are now becoming mainstream contact center channels. However, customers are rapidly moving beyond these channels, seeking next-generation options.

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How to Build ROI for Conversational AI

Speaker: Sofia Burton & Tiffany O'Malley from SmartAction

Contact center leaders have faced an onslaught of burdens exacerbated by the pandemic. Agent attrition has always been a huge problem, but now the difficulties of the worker shortage make securing live agents for call centers highly competitive. How do you make a real case for implementing self-service in the contact center?