No matter what level a call centre service is at, from start-up to complete customer support powerhouse, there is one common imperative that binds them all – complete, cross-platform functionality.
For this dream of absolute operability to become a reality, every moving part of the call centre infrastructure needs to be subject to continuous, real-time call centre testing and monitoring. It’s a demanding, ongoing commitment, but the payoff is well worth it.
Let’s take a look at why and how call centre testing forms the backbone of a solid call centre infrastructure.
Run the Numbers
It sounds obvious, but the very first order of business is call centre number testing. Peak call centre performance means managing a myriad of providers throughout disparate geographical locations while maintaining national and international toll-free hotline numbers for customer support.
The fastest and most effective means of detecting any dialing issues is implementing a system of end-to-end, real-time call centre number testing.
Test Local Numbers
The best way to understand your customers’ experience across the USA and Canada is to replicate their journey in real time.
Voice Assure Interstate is an automated, always-on testing tool that accomplishes that task by originating calls from any state and monitoring key call quality components, such as connectivity, voice quality, DTMF transmission, and CLI information.
Voice Assure Interstate subjects your customers’ telecommunications journey to a wide variety of testing measures, including latency and conference testing, MS Teams and Cloud PBX voice quality testing, and post-dial connection testing, to name a few.
Test Global Numbers
Testing your call centre numbers across a broad geographical spectrum will reassure you that your customers can reach you irrespective of location. Our Voice Assure In-country tool dials your numbers from a Spearline in-country server, traveling the actual network paths your customers’ transit in over 80 countries worldwide.
Voice Assure In-country checks that calls connect completely, measure call audio quality according to internationally recognized standards, and detect and validate issues, alerting you before your customers are affected.
Empower Teams to Test Numbers Manually.
It is important to ensure that your network engineering teams have the on-demand, hands-on ability to triage specific faults in real time. Spearline’s Voice Assure Realtime tool puts resolver teams firmly in the driving seat.
Voice Assure Realtime enables teams to test In-country calls to your customers manually support and sales teams on-demand across 80 servers globally, bubbling up Call Detail Records (CDRs) and event recordings for any incidents.
This level of on-demand data means teams know how they stand now and what they need to do to become industry leaders.
Test Your IVR
Well-developed, customer-centric IVR systems have the potential for huge customer experience (CX) wins. Still, it’s vital to ensure that your IVR is continually tested so you have a genuine understanding of your customers’ experience with it.
Visualize Issues
It is vital that your testing tool provides you with a comprehensive window into your IVR operability. Our IVR testing solutions use in-country network operators to verify and map IVR call flows across the globe, looking for issues such as incomplete or broken call transfers, poorly organized information, and unclear/excessive/incorrect/outdated menu options.
Every interaction is transcribed and presented on your dashboard in a fully fleshed out map highlighting crucial metrics relating to the size and complexity of your IVR system
The Final Word
Test, test, test. It cannot be overstated; Continuous, consistent, comprehensive testing is vital to call centre success.
Understanding your customer’s experience with your service can pinpoint failures, drive improvements, and protect your brand image. It’s an ongoing and often arduous process, but there is no getting around it.
Author: Guest Author
Published On: 24th Oct 2022
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