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Function to identify a caller by phone number.
A telephone call made by an individual to a company or contact center. Inbound calls most often correspond to a request for information, an order or a complaint.
Telephone call made by a call center for the purpose of prospecting or developing customer loyalty.
Device that manages calls by automating distribution to the various agents according to a certain number of criteria: availability, productivity, function, etc.
Gathering information on customers and prospects. This tool is widely used in telemarketing campaigns.
Functionality that allows users to ask the company to call them back.
A tool for managing your customer relations (history and follow-up).
Also known as a script or sales pitch, the interview guide is an information document used by telephone operators. It includes the different phases and orientations of the telephone interview, assisting the agent in the conversation with the caller.
Working from home: teleconsultants make calls from home.
Telephone switch using the Internet to establish internal and external telephone connections.
This is a computerized system for automatically dialing outgoing calls according to an algorithm that anticipates agent availability.
A method of generating an outgoing call triggered by voluntary action on the part of the agent, who has information about the caller before establishing the call. This mode is particularly useful for calls to the company or to confirm appointments.
The agent has no information about the prospect before the call is initiated. The information sheet appears when the call is answered.
Once the current card has been validated, the system automatically numbers the next card, and so on until the file is exhausted.
Use several brand channels at the same time: telephone, sms, email, social networks, etc.
Telephone prospecting.
All the elements that make up a teleconsultant's workstation, i.e. a computer, a telephone and a headset.
Verification of the reliability of the information contained in the prospect file. The call center agent confirms the information given by his correspondent.
A person in the call center who is responsible for receiving calls from customers/prospects or for making calls in connection with operations requested by the company.
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