Where to start

Start with a customer-service problem worth solving.

You do not need to redesign the whole operation. Pick the place where customer needs are currently lost, and test it on your own knowledge.

Six starting problems

After-hours and missed contact

Capture enquiries and callback requests when your office is busy or closed. Your team receives the details, so it knows who needs help and why.

See a service request captured

Repeated questions

Levy details, school dates, admissions documents. Give customers answers from information you approve, without asking your team to explain the same thing again.

See the conversation and team record

Multilingual access

Let customers explain what they need in the language they are most comfortable using. Your team still receives a structured English record.

See the language example

Reminders that handle the reply

Send a notice or appointment reminder and understand what customers say back, rather than a one-way broadcast.

See reminders on a subscriber base

Requests and faults

Capture what happened, where and when, and pass the details to the team you choose. They receive the conversation and a clear request to act on.

See how a request is handled

Follow-up administration

Keep the request and conversation together so customers do not have to start again. Your team records progress and can see what still needs attention.

See the next step for your team

Customers reach you, and you reach customers. Your team sees what was asked, what was answered and what still needs a person.

The Preview tells you if it is the right problem

Bring one request your team handles today. If your Chatterbox cannot help with that request, you find out privately, on your knowledge, before anyone else is involved.