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The Importance of Customer Self Service Portal

Kayako

In fact, 79% of US consumers say they have used a self-service portal for customer service, and 88% of customers expect companies to have self-service options. 65% use self-service channels because they like the convenience and don’t want to talk to agents or wait on hold to do simple routine tasks.

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Self-Service for Contact Center: The Definitive Guide

NobelBiz

As we will see, the main goal of a self-service system is to reduce the time the agents spend on simple, repetitive tasks or transactions such as paying a bill or getting account balance information. A functioning self-service system generally empowers clients with the tools and resources necessary for their inquiries.

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Medallia vs. Qualtrics vs. Lumoa: A Buyer’s Guide

Lumoa

Customer service representatives can use Medallia to hear and respond to customer feedback, report the action taken, and whether or not the issue has been resolved. Qualtrics and Medallia’s service model leans toward managed services rather than self-service.

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How to Reduce Customer Effort: Ten Easy Tips

CSM Magazine

Reducing customer effort is key to keeping your customers happy. In this article, we will discuss ten easy tips that you can use to reduce the amount of effort your customers have to put in. Use a Customer Portal. A customer portal is a great way to reduce customer effort. Automate Processes.

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6 Ways to Take the Lead in Customer Self-Service

Tricia Morris

The goal of self-service is to make things easier for both the customer (to find information) and customer service agents (to deflect information requests from assisted service). Expectations for, and of, self-service are growing at a rapid pace. Transparency.

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6 Tips to Help Reduce the Pressure on Your Customer Service Team

CSM Magazine

By reducing the pressure on your customer service team, you’re making their job more accessible and improving the quality of customer service that your company provides. Here are a few tips to help reduce the pressure on your customer service team: 1. Offer self-service options.

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10 Tips for Improving Online Gaming Customer Support

CSM Magazine

It doesn’t matter if you are offering the most attractive bonuses or new games—if customers don’t have a top-notch experience with your service, they won’t come back. From incorporating live chat and replies within 24 hours, to outstanding customer loyalty programs – these ten tips will help ensure excellent player satisfaction.

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