The truth is, a CRM alone isn’t a magic solution. Without the right strategies and implementation, those silos can persist—even with the best tools. Let’s dive into what’s going wrong, how data silos are holding your team back, and how to finally break them down for good.
Imagine being able to take the sting out of criticism and transform it into a springboard for your brand's success. Customer complaints are never just problems; they’re like a litmus test for overall customer satisfaction. If we retrain ourselves to view them as opportunities they are a chance to listen, pivot, and create unforgettable customer experiences that drive loyalty and growth. Here's how to make complaints work for you.
Assigning work to volunteers, pulling up donors’ contact details, analyzing fundraising campaigns — these are necessary tasks nonprofits and charities carry out so they can achieve their philanthropic mission. Here we’ll cover five key ways a CRM can help your nonprofit or charity thrive so your clients can as well.
Is your call center technology keeping up with the times? Rising customer expectations and relentless technological advancements are changing the call center as we know it — and fast. Gartner predicts that by 2025, four out of every five customer service organizations will use generative AI to enhance agent performance and better meet customer expectations.1 Falling behind on trends like these could mean longer wait times, frustrated customers, and, ultimately, lost revenue. That’s why we’re here to clue you in. Below, we explore five predictions for how technological advancements will shape the future of call centers.
Juggling a growing influx of leads, providing personalized service across multiple channels, and maintaining high customer satisfaction can feel like an endless balancing act. But artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the call center industry by offering innovative solutions to these challenges and others. AI-powered customer relationship management (CRM) and CRM platforms are at the forefront of this transformation — with many call center leaders already using AI tools to improve efficiency, return on investment (ROI), and more.1 In this article, we look at five ways AI is influencing CRM and redefining call centers.
Today’s consumers demand hyper-personalized, highly efficient service across multiple channels — a major challenge for businesses relying on outdated systems. But imagine a world where your call center agents have instant access to customer insights, personalized recommendations are at their fingertips, and routine tasks are automated so agents can focus on building lasting business relationships. That’s the promise of AI-driven customer relationship management (CRM) systems. These powerful tools are revolutionizing the call center industry, offering a wealth of features designed to improve the customer experience. In this article, we explain five key ways AI CRMs can take your customer service to new heights.
Agent turnover is a significant problem for call centers, with the industry recently seeing employee attrition rates of up to 38%.1 It’s an expensive issue, too: Each time an agent leaves, it can cost a company between 30 and 50% of their annual salary.2 However, you can avoid this with a customer relationship management (CRM) system that has the right features and functionalities. In this article, we look at the main causes of turnover and detail key CRM capabilities that can help you combat agent attrition in your call center.