CX | CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

CX is a process, and the technology only matters once the process is clear.
The problem is that most partners do not have a CX practice deep enough to have that conversation,
and building one from nothing is slow and expensive.

That is what this is for. You put your brand on a full CX advisory capability.
We deliver it. Your client sees your team.

WHO IT IS FOR

If your clients are asking harder CX questions than your team can answer today, and hiring ahead of demand is not on the table, this closes that gap.

  • MSPs who are strong on infrastructure and security but get quiet when a client asks about contact center strategy or CX tooling.

  • Agencies who own the brand and marketing relationship and keep losing the experience conversation to someone else.

  • Consultancies who need a CX and contact-center technology bench they can deploy on demand.

  • VARs who see their transactional model shrinking and want a genuine advisory line that does not depend on a vendor kickback.

  • Technology advisors who want to add CX to their remit without diluting the independence their clients pay them for.

CX | CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

CCaaS

Contact Center as a Service

Because CCas is cloud-based, it delivers all necessary tools and software a contact center requires via the cloud.

The contact center determines if you keep customers or lose them forever. As consumer technology evolves, your organization needs to evolve with it. Agile companies or companies focused on growth can’t scale easily with older systems, so they are choosing CCaaS solutions that lower felt friction by your customers and your reps who often feel “trapped” inside your older systems. 

What is CCaaS?

CCaaS is short for Contact Center as a Service.BecauseCCas is cloud-based, it delivers all necessary tools and software a contact center requires via the cloud. Features like call routing, recording, and management systems are included, but CCaaS gives your CX team the option to expand functionality quickly. 

CCaas features also include analytics and customer experience tracking, call management systems, virtual assistants, artificial intelligence, intelligent IVR and call routing, CRM integrations, and workforce optimization and management. 

Adding these features is quick because no hardware is required. Using the cloud for your CX removes the requirement for your IT team to install complex hardware or provisioning. 

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Customer Experience, Insights, Stacey Sherman, Summit

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CCaaS options for remote workers

Expertly designed CCaaS systems work with your existing tech stack, extending securely off-site to your external devices. CCaaS simplifies the process of building or expanding your contact center, positioning your company to grow quickly anywhere in the world. 

CCaaS Investment

Because CCaaS runs in the cloud as a software solution, the initial cost investment into your CX strategy can be lower than over legacy contact centers. CIOs also appreciate the predictable monthly cost and elimination of maintenance or downtime as most CCaas and CX solution providers have uptime guarantees. 

CCaaS supports culture: IT leaders can see a better overview of how remote workers and office workers are operating and integrate gamification to accommodate company cultures and incentive plans.

CCaaS customer journey mapping: As companies gather CX data, CCaaS offers useful insights to reduce customer wait times and deliver quality service.

AI and Virtual Assistants: CCaaS supports speech recognition services to track stress or concern in a voice to determine when an agent needs extra help, and AI can also track frequently asked questions and use natural language processing (NLP) to contextualize helpful menus for the agent.