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How to Measure Contact Center Agent Productivity and Five Ways to Boost It

Playvox

To ensure your contact center agents spend a vast majority of their time with customers resolving issues and as little time as possible on administrative tasks and after-call work, agents need the right kind of tools, processes, coaching, motivation, and goals in place. How long does it take agents to handle an inbound call or inquiry?

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8 Contact Center KPIs Add to your Management Tool Box

SharpenCX

Your Step-By-Step Guide to Building Better Customer Experience Strategies Use data you already have to build actionable strategies for a better customer experience Get the eBook. Service level. Service level is a fundamental metric. Service level helps you dissect the details of your call center.

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TOP 20 Call Center Metrics Managers Can’t Ignore (FREE EBOOK)

CrazyCall

In this article we’ve decided to present you 20 call center metrics that will make it easier for you to gain powerful insights into the sales call performance and keep an eyeon your customer service efforts. Call Abandonment Rate. Occupancy Rate. Transfer rate. Service Level. Contact Rate.

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6 Healthcare Call Center Solutions for Better Patient Care and Agent Retention

Noble Systems

Noble’s powerful technology solutions for the Healthcare industry give you the tools to enhance agent productivity, save resources, improve appointment scheduling, increase payments on patient accounts, and improve the patient experience with more proactive service. Testimonial: Austin Radiological Association.

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Customer Service Data is the Nucleus of Your Contact Center: How to Use Data to Inform your Decision Making for Standout Service This Year

SharpenCX

The only way to sustain service levels is to learn what’s really happening in your contact center. Here’s how you can use customer service data to inform your decisions and deliver the customer experience your customers beg for this year. Your hold times, your service levels, and your abandon rates all fall into this category.