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Customers, more than ever, expect an omnichannel experience. They want the convenience of being able to move seamlessly between different digital and human channels.

Understanding their journeys and keeping up with those expectations across every stage of the relationship are both critical to ensuring that customers have a great experience.

Customer service success requires constant innovation and a commitment to continuous improvement. To deliver this you need to be able to deploy new technology quickly to meet the changing needs of customers, employees, and the business.

Email customer service may not be new, but it remains popular. In fact, it is the most used digital channel and accounts for 13.7% of all interactions - second only to the telephone.

As consumer expectations rise, businesses are increasingly focusing on building empathy in customer service interactions. With agents handling more complex queries, building a rapport with customers is vital to reassure them, improve the experience, and better meet their needs.

Providing service in a customer’s preferred language is key to a great experience, that’s why embracing real-time chat translation makes this easier to achieve.

Contact centers have always measured key customer service metrics. However, given the rising importance of customer experience, the metrics used must evolve and change.

Good customer service is vital for business success. This is especially important in the post-purchase stage of the customer journey. But it’s even more important with online retailing, where the customer is more unforgiving.

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If you face any of these six pain-points in your contact center, CCaaS could well be the answer to your problems.