EPISODE · May 22, 2023 · 9 MIN
IVR (Interactive Voice Response): The Switch From Bot to Adviser and The Hurdles to Overcome
from The Reality of Contact Centres · host Jeremy Blake and Bob Morrell
Send us Fan MailThe frustrations customers face when interacting with automated systems can leave them with an incredibly negative customer journey experience. The challenges you, the advisor, then encounter to provide a seamless transition and make it so much better, is a tough ask after these dreadful responses. The handover from bot to human often feels likes starting from scratch and companies struggle to make it work efficiently. We’ve not found a company where it does work yet! For something that is supposed to makes things easier, it really doesn’t. It's time to break this cycle and deliver a streamlined experience.Advisors need to be trained to seamlessly continue conversations where the bot left off; bridging the gap between automation and human interaction and ensuring customers feel heard and valued at every stage. Don't settle for the illusion of assistance - learn how a genuine, integrated approach can transform your customer service, positively impacting your NPS and overall experience. To find out more about our work and to see what we could do to help your organisation, visit www.realitytraining.com.
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Send us Fan Mail The frustrations customers face when interacting with automated systems can leave them with an incredibly negative customer journey experience. The challenges you, the advisor, then encounter to provide a seamless transition and make it so much better, is a tough ask after these dreadful responses. The handover from bot to human often feels likes starting from scratch and companies struggle to make it work efficiently. We’ve not found a company where it does work yet! ...
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