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|PlatformChallenge=Increasingly, contact centers are moving to provide both self-service and agent-led support. Agent-led support is more expensive, and many are looking for ways to increase self-service, reduce the need for agent escalation, while providing positive customer outcomes. Without knowing the current pattern of behavior across digital and agent-led channels, it is difficult to identify friction, escalation, and success.
 
|PlatformChallenge=Increasingly, contact centers are moving to provide both self-service and agent-led support. Agent-led support is more expensive, and many are looking for ways to increase self-service, reduce the need for agent escalation, while providing positive customer outcomes. Without knowing the current pattern of behavior across digital and agent-led channels, it is difficult to identify friction, escalation, and success.
 
|PlatformSolution=Genesys Contact Center Optimization begins with the understanding of customer behavior patterns within and across flows. For example, analysts can quantify self-service, drop-off and escalation for an IVR flow. It also allows you to filter by specific customer journey flows to view the data for that flow e.g customers making a payment. Additional events can also be added to the journey for comparison. Ultimately, this enables deeper insights via customizable charts and conversion analysis, allowing you to determine which customer journey flows have high rates of self service and which ones don't, simplifying the effort to improve those self-service methods for your customers which will improve first contact resolution.
 
|PlatformSolution=Genesys Contact Center Optimization begins with the understanding of customer behavior patterns within and across flows. For example, analysts can quantify self-service, drop-off and escalation for an IVR flow. It also allows you to filter by specific customer journey flows to view the data for that flow e.g customers making a payment. Additional events can also be added to the journey for comparison. Ultimately, this enables deeper insights via customizable charts and conversion analysis, allowing you to determine which customer journey flows have high rates of self service and which ones don't, simplifying the effort to improve those self-service methods for your customers which will improve first contact resolution.
|BuyerPersonas=Business Analyst, Contact Center Supervisor / Manager, Head of Contact Center(s)
 
 
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Latest revision as of 14:59, November 12, 2024

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This information is shared by CE45 use cases across all offerings.

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Titles and Taxonomy

Main Title Subtitle Taxonomy Product Category Draft Published Edit

Genesys Contact Center Optimization

Analyze journeys holistically or as individual flows to understand journey outcomes such as self-service, deflection, first contact resolution and use new insights to improve efficiency and lower costs

Customer Engagement

Digital

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Canonical Information

Platform Challenge and Solution

Platform Challenge: Increasingly, contact centers are moving to provide both self-service and agent-led support. Agent-led support is more expensive, and many are looking for ways to increase self-service, reduce the need for agent escalation, while providing positive customer outcomes. Without knowing the current pattern of behavior across digital and agent-led channels, it is difficult to identify friction, escalation, and success.

Platform Solution: Genesys Contact Center Optimization begins with the understanding of customer behavior patterns within and across flows. For example, analysts can quantify self-service, drop-off and escalation for an IVR flow. It also allows you to filter by specific customer journey flows to view the data for that flow e.g customers making a payment. Additional events can also be added to the journey for comparison. Ultimately, this enables deeper insights via customizable charts and conversion analysis, allowing you to determine which customer journey flows have high rates of self service and which ones don't, simplifying the effort to improve those self-service methods for your customers which will improve first contact resolution.

Platform Benefits

The following benefits are based on benchmark information captured from Genesys customers and may vary based on industry or lines of business: No results

High Level Flow


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Data Sheet Image

CE11 - genesys outbound dialer - header.png

Canonical Sales Content

Personas

  • Business Analyst
  • Contact Center Supervisor / Manager
  • Head of Contact Center(s)


Qualifying Questions

Pain Points (Business Context)

Desired State - How to Fix It

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