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Call in 1% 6% Call back 25% Chat 67% None Sweden 75% US 63 % 13% Spain Netherlands 100% France 25% UK 60% 40% Denmark 50% 50% Germany 72% 14% Belgium 60% 71% 29% 33% Norway 50% 50% 40% No phone number in the funnel Employee directly Call in 43% Call back 6% Chat 22% E-mail 1% Online 28% Online Chat E-mail Call in Call back As distributors of the world’s most accessible and innovative technologies, Telcos are one of the main reasons why the modern consumer operates in an omnichannel world. Yet their culture of innovation is not reflected in the way that they offer their online contact channels. From researching 54 major European and US telcos, Now Interact has uncovered three reasons why: The telecommunications industry isnʼt equipped for omnichannel customer service There are 18 trackers on the average telco website, used to understand conversion and improve the customer experience. They are not being used to relay information in real-time to agents in the call center. Consumers love personalization; telcos are not taking advantage of the data at their fingertips when a customer is on a cross-channel journey. The most prominent contact channel offered to web visitors is the call center. Most telcos aren’t equipped with technology that bridges the gap between online and the call center, forcing callers to repeat their online journey to an agent or through an IVR. Agents should be provided with with real-time insight to a customer’s online journey when connected on a call. The results from this study were achieved by emulating typical customer journeys on 54 of the leading telco providers in the US and Europe. The research was conducted in March 2016. Very few telcos offer contact channels proactively, forcing visitors to seek out a channel to use it. Instead of using the same static channels for each online visitor, telcos should use machine-learning algorithms to determine visitor intent and offer the best channel to fit their needs. This will enable them to understand and meet the demands of each unique web visitor. They arenʼt learning from data The consumerʼs online journey often doesnʼt count They donʼt understand why individual visitors are online IVR For more information visit nowinteract.com

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Call in 1% 6% Call back

25% Chat 67% None

Sweden

75%

US

63 %13%

Spain

Netherlands

100%

France

25%

UK

60%40%

Denmark

50%50%

Germany

72%14%

Belgium

60%

71%29%

33%

Norway

50%50%

40%

No phone numberin the funnel

Employeedirectly

Call in 43% Call back 6% Chat 22%

E-mail 1% Online 28%

Online

Chat

E-mail

Call in

Call back

As distributors of the world’s most accessible and innovative technologies, Telcos are one of the main reasons why the modernconsumer operates in an omnichannel world. Yet their culture of innovation is not reflected in the way that they offer their online contact channels. From researching 54 major European and US telcos, Now Interact has uncovered three reasons why:

The telecommunicationsindustry isnʼt equipped foromnichannel customer service

There are 18 trackers on the average telco website, used to understand conversion and improve the customer experience. They are not being used to relay information in real-time to agents in the call center. Consumers love personalization; telcos are not taking advantage of the data at their fingertips when a customer is on a cross-channel journey.

The most prominent contact channel offered to web visitors is the call center. Most telcos aren’t equipped with technology that bridges the gap between online and the call center, forcing callers to repeat their online journey to an agent or through an IVR. Agents should be provided with with real-time insight to a customer’s online journey when connected on a call.

The results from this study were achieved by emulating typical customer journeys on 54 of the leading telco providers in the US and Europe. The research was conducted in March 2016.

Very few telcos offer contact channels proactively, forcing visitors to seek out a channel to use it. Instead of using the same static channels for each online visitor, telcos should use machine-learning algorithms to determine visitor intent and offer the best channel to fit their needs. This will enable them to understand and meet the demands of each unique web visitor.

They arenʼt learningfrom data

The consumerʼsonline journey

often doesnʼt count

They donʼt understandwhy individual

visitors are online

IVR

For more information visit nowinteract.com