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With HEAT, we‘re more efficient. We‘re getting things done more quickly, which has resulted in doing more with less. We‘re adding more employees, but not increasing support staff, and our service levels have increased because we can solve problems more efficiently.
HEAT® - Voice Enablement
Integrated IP Telephony Solution
HEAT Voice Enablement is a suite of integrated voice applications. These telephony solutions can reduce workload, improve call handling, and increase productivity. Using FrontRange Voice technology, the platform is scalable, flexible, and cost-effective—HEAT users gain enterprise-level functionality at an affordable price.
What’s Inside
- Password Reset — Allows your customers to reset their Windows domain password with a phone call. "How-to" questions comprise 27-43% of help desk contact volume (Gartner), and password requests are a significant proportion.
- Shared Incident Management — For incidents that affect many callers, such as a network failure, integration with the HEATBoard offers self-service options that can save your organization from being overwhelmed and your service reputation from being further damaged. Callers can open a new ticket by pushing a single button.
- Voicemail Call Ticket — A caller can create a ticket with a voice message attachment, by entering a problem identifier and leaving a message. A HEAT business rule can automatically "pop" these voicemail call tickets to analysts' screens during low call volume.
- Ticket Status IVR (Interactive Voice Response) — FrontRange Voice can access fields in HEAT to generate automated status updates, utilizing a variety of identification methods. For example, "status," "journal notes," and "description" fields can be read back to callers.
- Caller I.D. with Screen Pop — The system can route calls to the person most qualified to answer. Caller I.D. identifies the individual while the call is in the queue. The system checks the HEAT customer information database for information to route the call, for example, what product the customer owns or who serviced the customer previously.
- Outbound IVR Notification — Automated outbound follow-up calls can efficiently gather information and effectively disseminate information. Some examples are providing information about process milestones, getting approvals, or identifying tickets with insufficient or no activity, thus improving service desk metrics.
- SLA Real-Time Screen Pop — A call ticket nearing its SLA limit can automatically "pop" a notification on the analyst's screen, enabling timely interaction with the customer and effective SLA management.
KEY BENEFITS
- Reduce Costs with Shorter and Fewer Calls
- Offer 24/7, Voice Self Service Help Desk
- Shorten Calls by using Caller I.D. and "Reason for Call" before Ring
- Improve SLA Escalations with Real-Time Call Ticket Screen Pop*
- Dynamic Processes with Outbound IVR Notification Calls
- Do More with Fewer Staff
