Abstract:
A computer-implemented method and apparatus for serving online communities of users includes effecting display of an interactive section on at least a portion of a user interface of a website upon receiving a user input indicative of a need for assistance. The interactive section is displayed to enable the user to post one or more queries to at least one relevant community of users from among a plurality of community of users associated with the website. Further, an interaction is facilitated between the user and one or more users associated with the at least one relevant community of users or between the user and the agent using the interactive section in response to posting of the one or more queries by the user.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method and a system for effecting customer value based customer interaction management include determining an initial estimate of a customer value for a customer of an enterprise. The initial estimate of the customer value is determined using interaction data associated with past interactions of the customer with the enterprise on one or more interaction channels. At least one persona type is identified corresponding to the customer and each persona type from among the at least one persona type is associated with a respective pre-determined correction factor. The initial estimate of the customer value is corrected using the pre-determined correction factor corresponding to the each persona type to generate a corrected estimate of the customer value. One or more recommendations are generated based on the corrected estimate of the customer value with an intention of achieving, at least in part, one or more predefined objectives of the enterprise.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the invention relate to chat and, more particularly, to determining an that is to be action taken based on the type of chat session. The resolution of the chat is categorized to decide the necessary steps taken and also to monitor the agent's performance. A chat filter extracts relevant portions of a chat session. The relevant factors are taken into consideration and scored based on the feature vectors. A model is built and the type of resolution is determined. An analysis of the chat session is then performed taking into consideration several factors.
Abstract:
In accordance with an example embodiment a computer-implemented method and an apparatus for predicting and tracking of mood changes in textual conversations are provided. The method includes determining, by a processor, one or more mood metrics in each of two or more chat stages of a real-time textual conversation between an agent and a customer. Changes in the one or more mood metrics across the two or more chat stages of the real-time textual conversation are tracked by the processor. Further, the method includes determining, by the processor, at least one action associated with the real-time textual conversation based on the changes in the one or more mood metrics.
Abstract:
The customer experience is enhanced by detecting leakage-to-voice from chats and providing recommendations to operations, chat agents, and customers. A chat is classified into leakage-to-voice or leakage-to-text chat and actionable recommendations are then provided to operations, chat agents, and customers based on the leakage information. Once leakage is identified, various other insights are extracted from chats and such insights are fed into the knowledge-base. Such insights also used in agent training and are provided to chat agents as recommendations. This results in a better customer experience.
Abstract:
The propensity and intent of a user to make a purchase is predicted based on product search queries and chat streams. The contents of the data sources, including search queries and chat streams, are analyzed for product names and product attributes. The results of the analyses are used to predict user needs. Product names and attributes are extracted from the data sources. The extracted information is mapped onto abstract product categories. Based on the abstract product categories, offers for products and services are made to the user.
Abstract:
The stages of an interaction between a potential customer (the user) and a sales representative (the agent) during a sales interaction are identified to understand the interaction factors that drive sales and, by doing so, to serve the customer better and thus increase sales. Initially, a user makes contact with an agent via a communications network. During the interaction, a dropping point is reached, i.e. the point in the interaction at which either the user or the agent ends the interaction. The dropping point and other interaction factors is analyzed. Based upon such analysis, various recommendations are made to the agents to improve the user's sales experience.
Abstract:
A computing method and system is disclosed for analyzing interactions between a user and a customer support agent. Typical interactions include inquiries about a product or service, and a service call. When the user purchases a good or service, or successfully completes a service call, the customer converts, e.g. the sales pitch or service solution was successful. If the customer does not convert, then the interaction between user and agent is analyzed to determine why the user did not convert and whether the user should be categorized for potential retargeting.
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method and apparatus for facilitating a provisioning of advertisements to customers effects display of one or more advertisements on a Web domain. Each displayed advertisement is configured to offer advertisement related assistance to customers visiting the Web domain. A selection input provided by a customer on an advertisement is received. In response to the receipt of the selection input, the system facilitates customer engagement with a customer support representative associated with an enterprise related to the advertisement. The customer engagement facilitated through the advertisement is configured to provide the advertisement related assistance to the customer.
Abstract:
The stages of an interaction between a potential customer (the user) and a sales representative (the agent) during a sales interaction are identified to understand the interaction factors that drive sales and, by doing so, to serve the customer better and thus increase sales. Initially, a user makes contact with an agent via a communications network. During the interaction, a dropping point is reached, i.e. the point in the interaction at which either the user or the agent ends the interaction. The dropping point and other interaction factors is analyzed. Based upon such analysis, various recommendations are made to the agents to improve the user's sales experience.