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AI Steps into the Breach to Help Evaluate the Customer Experience in Post-Call Surveys

By Tracey E. Schelmetic October 12, 2023

Post-call surveys have been used – in one form or another – for years to measure customer service quality and customer satisfaction, and to gain insight into operations therein. Unfortunately, most companies don’t have enough manpower to manually process these surveys, which means they can only examine a small sample of them and hope for the best.

Artificial intelligence, however, is now stepping into the breach.

Conversational AI voice bot surveys are increasingly being used to evaluate the quality of customers' experiences and obtain feedback on various aspects of the interaction, such as agent performance, issue resolution and overall satisfaction. One of their many benefits is that they can deliver real-time intelligence.

In this vein, post-call surveys are crucial for call centers because they serve as a direct feedback mechanism for customers. They help evaluate the quality of customer interactions, measure customer satisfaction, and identify specific issues or areas that require improvement. This feedback is invaluable for agent training, process enhancement, and maintaining a customer-centric focus, ultimately leading to higher customer retention rates and reduced churn.

Additionally, post-call surveys provide actionable data for benchmarking performance, driving efficiency, and showcasing a commitment to continuous improvement, all of which are essential for call centers to excel in today's competitive business landscape.

SQM Group Inc., maker of Customer Service QA Software, noted in a recent press release that surveys are crucial in helping businesses refine their customer service, enhance the customer experience, and align their services more closely with customer expectations. They serve as a valuable source of actionable information that can lead to ongoing improvements and higher levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty.

AI can be applied in various ways to automate post-call surveys and integrate with call center quality assurance (QA) processes. These methods include automated survey question generation, real-time sentiment analysis, survey delivery optimization, benchmarking, predictive analysis and more.

“These survey capabilities are crucial in helping businesses refine their customer service, enhance the customer experience, and align their services more closely with customer expectations,” noted SQM Group. “They serve as a valuable source of actionable information that can lead to ongoing improvements and higher levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty.”




Edited by Alex Passett
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