
4 IVR Strategies That Take Your Customer Calls from Good to Great
Interactive voice response (IVR) systems are meant to make customer calls more efficient—but sometimes they get in the way.
By Alexey Aylarov, CEO Voximplant
The pandemic has caused us to turn on a dime. Yet, customer service remains a top priority for any company today.
When we spoke with customers about their “new normal” in customer service, here’s what stuck out to us: They want a better way to maintain and grow customer relationships.
For them, “better” means being equipped to handle the remote and “everywhere” customer. It’s about empowering their agents to engage closely, and stay responsive, on any channel, no matter what. All without heavy lifting.
The message is simple. When stakes are high and customer service means speed, presence, and consistency, existing solutions are simply too clunky and complicated for the job.
And that’s why we’re excited for you to meet the updated Voximplant Kit today.
Voximplant Kit, previously our no-code call automation platform, has now expanded into a full-featured omnichannel cloud contact center that customer-facing teams and contact centers can deploy in minutes.
Catch Voximplant Kit’s press release here
Built on Voximplant’s infrastructure, Voximplant Kit enables you to automate and accelerate customer services everywhere–no development required (unless you want to). VoxImplant Kit’s easy-to-use “drag and drop” visual editor for designing communications flows and advanced speech AI integrations coupled with new queuing, agent console, and contact center management features let you dynamically respond to customers your way–with voice and messaging, across languages, with bots and human agents, inbound and outbound.
Companies like *Sentry Health, a fast-growing clinical management and optimization platform, have already started using Voximplant Kit to level up their support during the pandemic when their customers need them the most.
“To best serve our patients and clients, we needed a simple-to-deploy and manage contact center solution that we could rollout quickly across our organization and non-technical teams. Voximplant Kit was everything we needed but didn’t expect to get in one package.” - Peter Vuong, Cofounder of Sentry Health.
VoxImplant Kit enables you to rapidly deploy and customize your contact center voice and messaging interactions. Key features include:
No-code rollouts:
Integrated voice and messaging channels in a single window:
Smart omnichannel routing that gets issues resolved faster:
Live dashboards for actionable insights and better CSAT/NPS:
And there’s so much more, including our seamless AI-voice technology integrations that power thousands of human-like smart IVRs for some of the world’s successful brands.
Ready for Voximplant Kit? Get your full experience by signing up here. Want a personalized walk-through instead? Request it by clicking here. Then, grab your popcorn, sit back, and we’ll be in touch to wow you before you know it.
* Check out the great work from Sentry Health at https://sentryhealth.ca/
Interactive voice response (IVR) systems are meant to make customer calls more efficient—but sometimes they get in the way.
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