• Prepare customers for contact with the operator so that they have all the necessary information ready before starting a call.
• Coach active listening and questioning techniques.
• Make sure that each headset has the correct microphone in the correct place. Although it seems insignificant, this point has great effectiveness on call quality.
If the contact center doesn't have enough staff to deal with inquiries, including those from top clients, or consultants attending training during peak hours, this will have an impact on service levels. An unexpected influx of calls can also catch the contact center unprepared and overload it. Real-time monitoring prevents these problems.
By comparing forecast and real-time facts, you can easily identify the root causes of problems. This comparison at 15-30 minute intervals makes it easy to see if there is a difference in the number of specialists, their availability, the volume of calls or the average call time.
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