Facebook Messenger

Fast, free, mobile. Your organization likely has a Facebook page already. Why not turn it into a means of communicating with customers?
How can adding Facebook Messenger to your CX strategy improve omnichannel support performance?

Instant communication in a convenient channel that customers use every day. Live interactions, seamless transitions to other agents, and reduced handle time.

Organizations already use their Facebook pages for customer acquisition and getting feedback, so why not utilize them as a sales and service channel? No hold times, no juggling multiple windows, and conversations that can be easily accessed for re-engagement.

Other Capabilities

Voice/IVR

Voice/IVR

There is a reason that contact centers used to be known as call centers. Voice is a foundational channel for providing customer service and support.

In-App Messaging

There seems to be an app for everything. One overlooked benefit of apps is how they foster two-way dialogue, making them an ideal support channel in this digital era.
Content Moderation

SMS

Texting is the most-used feature of any smartphone, making it ideal for communicating with customers. Popular and convenient is a great combination.
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Web Self-Service

It seems counter intuitive to offer customer support in a DIY model. But some customers like finding their own solutions, which also benefits service as a whole.

Social Media

This is a very personal communications channel, already used for sales and gathering user feedback. Using it to deliver customer service is a natural extension.

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