Revolutionizing Customer Experience: Vax's Journey with Vonage Contact Center
Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Identity & Authentication Management
- Networks & Connectivity - Gateways
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Human Resources
- Product Research & Development
Use Cases
- Personnel Tracking & Monitoring
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
- Training
About The Customer
Vax is the UK’s number one floor care brand, offering a wide range of products from pressure washers to some of the lightest vacuum cleaners in the world. The company is committed to innovation and focuses on the needs of its customers. However, Vax was struggling with poor customer experience that conflicted with its company values. The technology in use was not fit for purpose, and the team was not empowered to make the right decisions for the customers. The company needed a solution that would help them improve their customer service and align it with their company values.
The Challenge
Vax, the UK’s leading floor care brand, was facing a significant challenge in improving its customer experience. The company's customer service was not aligning with its values, and the technology in use was not empowering the team to assist customers effectively. The customer contact center was not functioning optimally, and the customer experience was poor. The technology was outdated and did not support the team in making the right decisions for the customers. The team was not empowered to resolve customer issues effectively, leading to low levels of employee engagement. The contact center technology was archaic, and customers had to repeat their information multiple times during a single day's interaction. The technology did not support the team's motivation to do the right thing for customers.
The Solution
Vax chose Vonage Contact Center for Salesforce to revolutionize its customer service. The company started by fixing process issues and analyzing why customers were calling and how they were being handled. New workflows were put in place, and 100 advisors were empowered to resolve customer problems. Job roles were redesigned, new personal performance development plans were created, and the right behaviors were incentivized. The company also set new objectives for the contact center, aligned with a new set of measures for the balanced scorecard. Vonage provided consultancy advice during the fast implementation. The cloud contact center solution from Vonage needed to work seamlessly on both old and new sites. The transition period was meticulously planned, with regular updates for all advisors and training sessions. The Vonage solution offered optimized call routing, better and more personalized customer service, a great advisor experience, workforce management, and contingency operations.
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