Meeting customers where they are isn’t just a convenience—it’s a necessity. Omnichannel customer service solutions are indispensable in today’s customer-centric business environment, where seamless customer interactions across multiple channels are essential for building loyalty and driving growth.
Technology has evolved, and so have business strategies. More sophisticated conversation bots are slowly replacing basic rule-based or decision-tree bots that function on pre-set rules. But what makes conversation bots so successful? Let’s find out.
Social media has evolved into a dynamic arena where businesses and customers engage in a dialogue that is not just about likes and retweets but about resolving issues, building trust, and creating unforgettable brand experiences.
Fundamentally, social media has altered the landscape of customer service. And this transformation has empowered companies to provide service to their clientele like never before.
Another new feather on the cap! Instagram has been integrated into ThinkOwl, the AI-powered helpdesk software that facilitates multichannel digital communication.
If your Instagram business account is connected to the software, ThinkOwl can now create cases from various Instagram entities, such as Posts, Stories, Comments, and Direct Messages (DM).
From a customer service point of view, this integration is very crucial. Here is why!
Marketing is fine. But why should businesses strategize their marketing efforts?
Let’s start with the basics first. If you are a business owner, you are trying to tell the world what you have to offer (your product) and how it will benefit people. Marketing attracts potential clients, and if they like what you have to offer, they eventually pay you to own/use your product — thus becoming your customers.
Ideas lead to innovation, and innovation leads to growth. An idea can change how we see the world and make it a better place to live in.
The introduction of low-code and no-code platforms opened the world of business process automation to everyone who is not a professional developer.
Low-code implies using very little programming to develop business workflows. Here, some coding is required for the sake of customizing or integration with other applications.
No-Code implies not using any traditional coding at all. The process owners here do not have to necessarily know how to code. Instead, they can automate any business workflows using pre-configured visual elements and drag-and-drop features.
Simply put, with low-code and no-code platforms, developers do not have to build an application from scratch.
Low-code platforms and no-code are generally marketed towards customers who are traditionally not from a software background.
The supply chain operations worldwide have been disrupted because of the unprecedented times caused due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Some experts predict that it may get even worse before we experience improvement.
This rapid spread of the virus led to shutdowns in many industries while consumers shifted their spending away from travel, dining, and in-person entertainment to online shopping and home-based entertainment.
The world today is experiencing the magic of artificial intelligence and the customer service industry is no different. AI in customer service has been seen in the form of chatbots that are well equipped with conversational software to help navigate customer queries and has evolved to do so much more in recent years.
