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Next Issue Avoidance – How contact centers can preempt follow-up calls

TechSee

NIA is measured by tracking the number of repeat calls a contact center receives within a specific period of time. The metric is used in conjunction with standard metrics like Average Handling Time (AHT) and First Contact Resolution (FCR) which track the contact center agent’s speed and efficiency per call.

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High Performance Contact Centers Begin With the Right WEM Suite

Playvox

These include cost and efficiency metrics, such as first contact resolution (FCR) and average handle time (AHT). With efficiency metrics under control, contact centers can focus on gaining high scores on customer experience metrics such as Net Promoter Score (NPS), customer satisfaction (CSAT), and customer effort score (CES).

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What’s the Difference Between Customer Service and Customer Support?

Help Scout

While both focus on helping customers, the difference between customer service and customer support is that customer support is a specific type of customer service involving other skills such as documentation, product feedback, and technical problem solving. It’s transactional.

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Do Your Live Chat Agents Measure Up? The 9 Best Key Performance Indicators and How To Use Them

Comm100

A high number of missed chats may also indicate that agents are spending too much time on each chat. We’ll look more at the average handle time metric later. Agent utilization rate can be measured as follows: Amount of live chats per month x Average Handle Time / Hours worked in a month x 60 minutes.