How support leaders can empower their teams to satisfy, delight, and retain customers

How support leaders can empower their teams to satisfy, delight, and retain customers

The rise of automation and bots has led to some seismic changes in the career landscape for many support professionals and support leaders have had to rethink the role and structure of their teams. With a greater impact on your customer satisfaction and bottom line, it’s increasingly important to invest in your human support team as a strategic lever in your business

The Business Benefits of Human Support

When it comes to complex or emotionally-charged issues, bots are no substitute for a human.

Keep It Personal With the Right Tone of Voice

Create a set of guidelines that your team can use to stay aligned

Map out career paths

Having clearly defined career paths gives people something to work towards

Treat humans like humans

If things feel overwhelming, your support reps have time to step away from the inbox and go for a walk, and they’re not constantly in thrall to their numbers

Ensure only complex queries reach your team using the Conversational Support Funnel

By cleverly utilizing proactive and self-serve support to provide efficient, tailored support where possible, you can ensure that only complex issues reach your human support team.

Helping humans do what humans do best

Get the most out of your people & help them to grow

Supercharge your team’s efficiency with automation and apps

Automation allows you to minimize essential but time-sucking administrative tasks

3 human strategies to support your support team

The rise of automation and bots has changed the career landscape for many support professionals.

Engage and Retain Your Customers

Utilize human support for tricky or sensitive issues that can’t be solved with automation

Engage and Retain Your Support Team

Use proactive and self-serve support strategies to ensure that only complex queries reach your team.

Rethink your metrics to properly reflect the work

Dealing exclusively with complex queries can be, well, complex.

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