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How to optimize your performance through Quality Monitoring?

< Return to blog < Return to blog What is Quality Monitoring? The 4 objectives of QM Put into practice Advantages Conclusion In an increasingly competitive business landscape, customer satisfaction is the key to success. One of the most effective ways to ensure this satisfaction is Quality Monitoring (QM), an essential process for evaluating and improving the quality of interactions with customers. Discover through this article how QM is a fundamental pillar for optimizing the operational efficiency of your advisors while providing them with valuable insights to improve their actions. 1. What is Quality Monitoring? Quality Monitoring, often called “QM”, represents much more than the simple evaluation of a service or an advisor. It’s a meticulous, ongoing process that aims to scrutinize and dissect customer interactions across various channels, from phone conversations, to email and chat, to customer feedback themselves. Its primary objective is to guarantee impeccable quality standards throughout the range of services offered by a company. 2. The 4 Objectives of QM a) Improve the Customer Experience Quality Monitoring acts as a prism revealing the specific expectations and needs of customers. By scrutinizing interactions, he deciphers the underlying reasons for requests and concerns. This makes it possible to personalize and adjust the approaches, responses and solutions offered, thus providing a tailor-made customer experience. By deeply understanding individual expectations, QM helps strengthen customer engagement and loyalty to the brand, positioning them as true stakeholders in the business. b) Identify strengths and weaknesses The QM presents itself as a performance detector, revealing both the positive aspects to be enhanced and the areas to be optimized. By analyzing each interaction, it highlights the company’s strengths, best practices and behaviors to encourage. At the same time, it proactively identifies potential gaps or failures, allowing corrective actions to be initiated. This iterative process guarantees continuous improvement and constant evolution of practices, thus ensuring optimal and differentiating service. c) Increase compliance with quality standards QM establishes a compliance compass, aligning interactions with pre-established rigorous quality criteria. This rigor guarantees consistency in the provision of services, reinforcing the reliability and credibility of the company. By ensuring that each interaction meets established standards, QM helps maintain a consistent and professional image, greatly strengthening customer trust in the brand. d) Train and develop teams As a real engine of development, Quality Monitoring uses the data collected to shape appropriate training programs. These targeted initiatives aim to strengthen the skills of teams, whether in terms of communication, problem solving or management of delicate situations which can very quickly arise in the context of a new teleadvisor who has barely started his mission. By investing in the development of advisor skills, QM raises the level of individual and collective performance, thus providing better operational efficiency and excellent quality of service. 3. Putting Quality Monitoring into Practice Several methods are used to perform QM: a) (Double) Listening to calls Analyzing telephone calls remains the best way to evaluate the skills of your co-advisors. Thus, quality monitoring makes it possible to go beyond simple listening and in particular to detect moments of customer satisfaction or frustration, to evaluate the communication skills of advisors, but also to detect opportunities for improvement for consolidate processes and perfect interaction techniques. As we explained beforehand, this technique has proven its effectiveness, particularly for beginner advisors. b) Evaluation of emails and chats Beyond formal writing, it makes it possible to assess the quality of written communication. It focuses on the clarity and effectiveness of the message transmitted. Quality Monitoring then makes it possible to identify the advisor’s strengths, but also potential areas for improvement. This detailed analysis offers concrete ideas for improving the writing, structuring and relevance of the responses provided by the advisor. c) Case studies Prevention is better than cure ! The case study provides advisors with an in-depth view of customer interactions. It allows you to observe various scenarios, highlighting best practices as well as the problems likely to be encountered when making contact. d) Analysis of customer feedback What could be better than customer feedback to find out if the service that the company offers is qualitative? Exploiting customer feedback is a real gold mine for Quality Monitoring. It detects customer satisfaction or dissatisfaction directly through the rating or the associated comment. This feedback allows advisors to directly detect whether the answers he provides are relevant, as well as the recurring reasons for which he is criticized. By doing so, QM offers advisors well-founded avenues for improvement to adjust services and better meet client expectations. Be careful, just like the solutions, the customers also evolve. Discover the needs of the new 23.0 client! I check this 4. The advantages of Quality Monitoring QM brings a series of significant benefits: Increased customer satisfaction: By identifying issues and friction points in interactions, it helps optimize processes and practices, providing smoother and more personalized experiences. Reduction of errors and complaints: It detects and identifies areas of failure, to provide the company with the opportunity to rectify faulty processes and significantly reduce errors and customer complaints Improved employee performance: Feedback collected by QM not only evaluates interactions, it also informs training programs and provides learning and growth opportunities for teams, regardless of skill level and advisor experience. Strengthening regulatory compliance: Compliance with regulations is undoubtedly a difficult point to respect, but nevertheless constitutes a real necessity. The QM serves as a shield against fines and other sanctions by ensuring consistent compliance with pre-established regulatory standards. In the other direction, it also reassures the customer about the use of their data. 5. Conclusion Quality Monitoring is not limited to an operational necessity, it constitutes an essential asset for your company. Investing in quality is the path to excellence! Integrate QM into your strategy today to provide your customers with a positive experience. You do not know how to do it ? Did you know that Contact Suite integrated a Quality Monitoring tool? I’m interested ! Share this content on your favorite networks! Facebook Email LinkedIn Interested

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The 4 reasons to outsource your business processes

< Return to blog < Return to blog Operational cost reductions Access to world-class expertise Improved productivity and Quality of Service (QS) Unmatched flexibility to adapt to the market Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) has transformed the way companies manage their operations, particularly in crucial areas such as customer service and contact centers. This revolutionary approach of outsourcing specific processes to specialist providers is not just an option, but an essential strategy in a dynamic and competitive business landscape. Using BPO offers much more than cost savings or simple outsourcing of tasks. It represents an innovation in the way businesses optimize their operations. Delegating key tasks to external experts opens up a range of strategic benefits, from streamlining costs to improving the quality of services offered. By exploring the four main advantages of BPO, you will better understand how this approach is becoming a major asset for companies operating in today’s market, allowing them to focus on their core business while optimizing their operational performance. 1. Reduction of operational costs BPO generates a significant reduction in operational costs by rethinking the allocation of resources. By delegating functions such as customer service or contact center management to specialized external service providers, companies optimize their budget. This optimization results in significant savings, thanks to the pooling of resources and a reduction in infrastructure investments. The flexibility offered also allows operations to be quickly adjusted according to demands, thus avoiding excessive spending. These savings free up valuable funds to strengthen the company’s core activities, ensuring financial stability and supporting growth. The ability to adapt to market developments without compromising profitability ensures sustainable long-term competitiveness. 2. Access to world-class expertise BPO opens doors to a range of international talents and skills. By leveraging the services of specialist providers, businesses benefit from privileged access to seasoned experts with complementary skills. These professionals bring in-depth expertise and thus strengthen the relationship and customer experience within contact center operations or directly through customer service. The cultural and linguistic diversity within BPO teams offers a tailored and holistic approach to effectively reach international markets and meet broader demand. This synergy of skills strengthens the presence of companies internationally by broadening their scope of action. 3. Improved productivity and Quality of Service (QS) The integration of BPO results in an increase in productivity and quality of service. Thanks to the expertise of external providers, companies benefit from better process management, workflow optimization and increased compliance with quality standards. This overall improvement has a positive impact on the customer experience, thus strengthening the company’s reputation. Collaboration with specialized BPO providers allows internal resources to be freed from time-consuming tasks to focus solely on actions with higher added value, such as service innovation or the development of new products. Have you already consulted our white paper to maximize the revenue generated by your customer service? No ? Get it here! 4. Unmatched flexibility to adapt to the market One of the major advantages of BPO lies in its ability to offer operational flexibility. Businesses can quickly adjust their resources and capabilities based on market fluctuations. This agility helps respond to changing needs and allows agents to adapt to variations in demand and explore new business opportunities without compromising the quality of service and the image of the company. In summary, BPO goes well beyond simple outsourcing of tasks. It presents itself as a strategic tool, more than a simple customer service alternative and makes it possible to offer concrete advantages, from financial optimization to improving the quality of service. These benefits give companies the ability to differentiate themselves in a dynamic and ever-changing business landscape. Also discover the 5 key best practices to improve your customer service It’s this way ! Share this content on your favorite networks! Facebook Email LinkedIn Interested in our solutions? Contact us for more information! Recent articles

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Webinar co-hosted by Nixxis and Telsi: Where are outbound call centers today?

< Return to blog < Return to blog In a context where outbound call centers are experiencing a drop in their KPIs due to restrictive regulations, Nixxis and Telsi will present the solutions to put in place to improve the effectiveness of your outbound call campaigns. 📄Theme presented “The impacts of the new regulations on outgoing call campaigns in Customer Relations”. 📜Windows of the webinar Reachability and impacts of the new 2023 regulations Compliance with regulations Intelligent call list management Multi-channel approach Smart Dialer Customer cases… Date Wednesday December 6, 2023 Speakers Linda Delacroix, Director France, Nixxis Jean-Thomas Lacour, CEO, Telsi Schedules From 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. I’m registering ! Share this content on your favorite networks! Facebook Email LinkedIn Interested in our solutions? Contact us for more information! Recent articles

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Nixxis at the CRM Meeting in Cannes: Expertise and Solutions for a Perfect Customer Relationship

< Return to blog < Return to blog We are delighted to announce the participation of Nixxis at the prestigious Customer Relationship & Marketing Meetings exhibition which will be held in Cannes on September 20 and 21. As a major player in the world of customer relations, our presence at this event was obvious. For companies seeking to optimize the management of their customer interactions, to equip their call centers with innovative software tools or to benefit from high-performance telecom services at the best prices, the Nixxis teams will be ready to provide sound advice and expertise technological. Why visit the Nixxis stand (H29)? At stand H29, our enthusiastic team will welcome you with a smile and will be delighted to discuss your customer relations projects with you. We have the solutions you need and who knows, maybe even a few extra goodies… A workshop dedicated to reachability We will have the chance to host a workshop on the theme of reachability: “Optimizing Reachability: Impact of Regulations and Practical Solutions”. This workshop will address a crucial topic for companies in the sector. With sales prospecting regulations constantly evolving, it is essential to take an in-depth look at how these changes impact our business. How to maintain a high level of reachability while respecting new regulatory constraints? How to guarantee a smooth and secure customer experience? These crucial questions will be explored in detail during this interactive workshop. We look forward to sharing this feedback with you and enriching your customer relations strategies. Please note, to guarantee a quality exchange, the number of participants registered for the workshop is limited to 40 places. Date Thursday September 21, 2023 Hour From 2:10 p.m. to 2:55 p.m. Place Room F Reserve your entry badge Don’t wait any longer to reserve your entry badge! Join us for two days of enriching discussions and interactive demonstrations with Nixxis experts and other industry leaders. I’m asking for my badge! Share this content on your favorite networks! Facebook Email LinkedIn Interested in our solutions? Contact us for more information! Recent articles

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What effect does regulation have on industry players with regard to the Number Authentication Mechanism (NAM)?

< Return to blog In response to the Naegelen law n° 2020-901 of July 24, 2020, operators must implement since July 25, 2023 the Number Authentication Mechanism (NAM) during their exchanges with customers. Let’s see together what it consists of. What is the Number Authentication Mechanism? In practice, how can this technology be implemented in the daily lives of agents? A dedicated solution to guarantee you compliance with the law and the maintenance of excellent productivity. 1. What is the Number Authentication Mechanism? The NAM is a tool that reinforces consumer protection measures by succeeding two other recent pieces of legislation, namely the national numbering plan implemented by ARCEP since January 1, as well as the Decree Frequency-Timetables, governing telephone canvassing, in force since March 1. We were talking to you about consumer protection. It is indeed common to see customers having their identity stolen when calling or sending a simple message, using their phone number. It is precisely in these cases that the NAM will act. To achieve these objectives, the NAM requires in return that the operators apply several measures consistent with the law. Among these measures are: Verification of the identity of the caller and his number: the operators must ensure that the users are indeed the holders of the numbers used, or that the latter have given their prior consent to their use. Note here that it is also necessary for your agents to certify the authenticity of the numbers assigned, in accordance with the ARCEP numbering plan. The obligation to ensure the principle of interoperability: your agents must guarantee that the authentication mechanisms are in line with the technical standards shared between the different operators. Interruption of the transmission of the call or the message: if your agents cannot verify the authenticity of the number, it is their duty to interrupt the transfer of communications. However, France is not the first country to have thought about protecting its consumers. Indeed, the United States published on December 30, 2019 a similar piece of legislation, called the “ Pallone-Thune Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act ” or ” Pallone Thune TRACED Act ». It should be noted that the NAM and the TRACED Act differ on several points, however. Where the French law will be intransigent as we have seen with the interruption of a call or a message when they are not verified, the United States for their part show more flexibility and retain the possibility of picking up the call by informing the caller that his telephone number is not verifiable and may be subject to fraudulent use. Also, American law provides for an adaptation of the law for so-called aging technologies, like its French counterpart, which obliges all companies to respect these rules in force, regardless of their technical, human and financial means. If a French company is not properly equipped, this means that it would therefore be breaking the law. 2. In practice, how can this technology be implemented in the daily lives of agents? Speaking of technology, on what elements is the NAM integration based? The latter draws its strength from STIR (Secure Telephone Identity Revisited) and SHAKEN (Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs) technology. In the form of a set of protocols that authenticate calls, these measures make it possible to effectively combat identity theft and fraudulent use of numbers. Their integration into the telecommunications tools of customer relations centers is also essential within the framework of the Naegelen law, which imposes certain restrictions on call centers in terms of telephone prospecting. Thanks to specific authentication (or security) keys, named A, B and C, the call can be defined according to its degree of authentication. Only letters A and B will be received by agents. C-authenticated calls will need to be intercepted. Here are their meanings: Level A – Complete certification: the operator certifies that the caller is authorized to use the number Level B – Partial attestation: the operator certifies the origin of the call, but cannot verify if the caller is authorized to make calls from this number. Level C – Gateway Attestation: The operator can only certify the point of reception of the call, but not the source. 3. A dedicated solution to ensure you comply with the law and maintain excellent productivity. Applying these principles alone is not enough to maintain maximum compliance with the law and maintain productivity. The use of call center software is often necessary over the long term to make managing your contact center as easy as possible. Are you looking for this software to boost the growth of your customer relations center, while being in line with the regulatory aspect of the sector? Nixxis can provide you with this turnkey solution now! Opt for Nixxis Contact Suite and benefit from a holistic approach to managing your customer relationship: Optimized management of your outgoing call campaigns 10 dialing modes with the most efficient predictive on the market Telecom solutions at some of the lowest costs in the industry Omnichannel relational platform for contact centers Compatibility of your activity with the regulatory aspect. … But that’s not all ! Nixxis is also a telecom operator and offers you in its service offer the essential elements for your telephone equipment, at very affordable prices. Call authentication system Trade Protection Incoming DDI (Direct Selection on Arrival) Inbound SIP Trunk Outbound calls… Share this content on your favorite networks! Facebook Email LinkedIn Interested in our solutions? Contact us for more information! Recent articles

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Economic mission to Senegal

From May 21 to 25, the Princess of Belgium, Her Highness Astrid, is leading a multi-sector economic mission to Dakar. Our CEO Luc Jacobs is participating in this mission which has more than 350 representatives, i.e. 160 companies, 20 universities or colleges and around ten federations of companies and investment funds. This official visit intended to strengthen the historical links that Belgium maintains with African countries is an opportunity for Nixxis to confirm its positioning on the African market. The Customer Relations market represents 30 million jobs worldwide and traditionally, 20 to 25% of these are based “offshore” in areas with a high level of education but low income (Maghreb, Africa). the West, Madagascar, Mauritius for French – Philippines, South Africa, Latin America for English and Spanish).As a Belgian company, Nixxis generates 90% of its turnover from exports, including around 25% in Africa.This proportion is expected to increase significantly in the years to come thanks to the combined growth of “offshore” traffic, but also of “onshore” African traffic. Indeed, the latter is developing very quickly, driven by the massive equipping of African users with smartphones and by the rapid digitalization of their administrations and businesses. It is interesting to point out that in most African countries, users have already taken the plunge and are choosing digital channels over voice, unlike European or US habits where voice still remains the preferred channel for customers. As such, Senegal today constitutes a privileged destination in the field of French-speaking call centers thanks to the quality of its workforce, its economic development, its political stability, but also its efficient fiber optic connectivity directly. from the coasts of the country and connected to the best European data centers. Established in the Maghreb countries since 2016, Nixxis already has major clients in Africa, notably the Gambian telephone operator, GAMCEL. The next step will be the establishment of a permanent office in Dakar with the aim of serving not only Senegal, but also the rapidly developing West Africa (Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Benin) and from there, the rest of Central Africa (DRC, Rwanda, Togo, Kenya, Nigeria). To do this, we will be able to count on the help of our local partner Sylamtech, but also we hope thanks to the links made this week. Share this content on your favorite networks! Facebook Email LinkedIn Interested in our solutions? Contact us for more information! Recent articles

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