Complaint Management Systems
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Paul Titcombe on 3/4/2007 14:06:19.Topic has 5 posts; viewed 947 times.Products and Services [This topic is read only]Forum List | Unified View | Latest PostsPopular Topics | Editor's Choice | Voices WebLog
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Paul TitcombeIndependentContact Centre / CRM Architect85 posts0 friends welcomed
Complaint Management Systems [3/4/2007 14:06:19]
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Justin DechaineSeņor Telcomm TechnologistSome Company =D538 posts0 friends welcomed
hold [3/4/2007 22:50:37]
I find transferring them to a line with perpetual hold music does wonders. :-) With that being said I've always thought the best Complaint Management System was whatever allowed the situation to be handled in a real time environment. I understand there are a few situations where the situation may need to be addressed at a later time a good process should be able to handle most complains right then and there. Or is tracking more/as important than resolving?
Maybe I should have been clearer [4/4/2007 09:44:09]
I was meaning the case management software for the process. I have looked at Respond and a few others but wondered if anyone had other experiences.
Rob WorthLean Process ConsultantWorth Solutions Limited112 posts0 friends welcomed
Instant resolution [4/4/2007 10:04:23]
But if, as Justin says, you can resolve complaints straight away, why do you need software to manage them?
Darryl BeckfordContact Centre ConsultantDarrylBeckford Limited985 posts3 friends welcomed
Instant Resolution [4/4/2007 16:54:20]
Not always possible. May need escalation for many reasons, normally checking of the facts. May want multiple follow ups to ensure remedial action took place. It'll also need to be noted to ensure that subsequent enquiries have all the information. Is it not possible to expand your customer management software to cater for this specific type of query?
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