Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
- Oil & Gas
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
UJET is a world-leading contact center platform that bridges the technology gap between outdated customer service platforms and modern consumers and brands. Their intuitively designed voice and digital engagement suite, coupled with powerful AI and advanced analytics capabilities, makes providing excellent customer experiences seamless for every business. UJET has been ranked #1 in Contact Center Operations by G2 users for 11 quarters in a row and won the 2022 Best of Enterprise Connect Overall. UJET is also partnered with Google on its Contact Center AI Platform.
The Challenge
UJET, a leading contact center platform, was facing challenges in prioritizing their vast array of accounts due to their status as a rapidly growing startup with multiple ideal customer profiles. The company's sales development representatives (SDRs) were struggling with inconsistent open rates, reply rates, and outbound pipeline due to a lack of account-level insights on the buyers’ journey. The timing of their outreach was often off, and they lacked the necessary tools to track intent, drive awareness, and deliver messages to the right audience at the right time. As Bob Wassell, SDR Director at UJET, put it, they were trying to 'find treasure without a map.'
The Solution
UJET turned to 6sense for a solution to their challenges. 6sense's intent data provided UJET's SDRs with direction and focus, allowing them to prioritize their efforts on the right accounts showing interest in solutions like theirs. The SDRs were able to uncover which accounts were visiting their website and where they were located, understand the keywords these accounts were searching for, set up daily alerts for accounts that reached 6QA (6sense qualified accounts) status, and build dashboards to view accounts in every stage. They incorporated these searched-for keywords directly into their messaging and optimized their outreach response. 6sense quickly became an essential coaching and messaging tool for inbound and outbound motions, and also helped to strengthen marketing and sales alignment by bringing data to subjective conversations.
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