CX can be a complicated business. Whether you’re juggling dozens of channels, looking to scale, or want more insight into your team’s performance, it can be complex and intimidating to even know where to start. Do you hire more agents? Do you ask for more budget? Do you invest in new technology? Is there REALLY a magic bullet to your problems?
There is never a clear “right” answer or strategy to any given question, but it’s helpful to understand how other businesses approach their problems. And that’s why we are introducing CX Stories from the Frontlines, a blog series that will showcase how REAL brands are tackling REAL problems with Kustomer.
Have a good story to share? Reach out to marketing@kustomer.com and we’ll include you in the next iteration.
Online Fashion Company Increases Chat Adoption With Additional Entry Points
A subscription fashion service had a big goal for 2021: to increase their chat usage for their platform in order to increase efficiency. According to recent Kustomer research, chat is the second most popular channel for consumers, and among the top three cheapest for brands to manage. Kustomer performed an audit on the business’ use of chat and helped them implement chat throughout different entry points on their site. This makes it easier for customers to reach out to the support team without having to search their site or switch channels, while also increasing adoption of the method. The brand also wanted visibility into when chats were coming from web vs. app, and to be able to capture and report on missed chats. Since the project has launched, they have increased their chat penetration to 17%, putting them well on their way to achieve the 21% goal for Q1 2021.
Men’s Wellness Company Unifies Data to Simplify the Agent Experience
This leading online brand creates personalized hygiene products for men, but they were finding it difficult to locate the information they needed to service customers efficiently. Kustomer integrated with their e-commerce platform so that all of the customer’s data, including subscriptions and orders, was in one place. Next, Kustomer suppressed the unnecessary notifications from their e-commerce platform that did not add value. This allows their agents to quickly find the information they need without digging through the noise that they don’t. Finally, the brand was able to implement automations that turned some of their frequently used processes into a simple button click. Updates to subscriptions and refund processing can now be updated directly in Kustomer without having to ever leave the platform.
Online Retailer Measures Impact of Logistics Changes on CSAT
A US-based, online women’s retailer wants to improve the customer experience for their international consumer base in 2021. As part of that, they switched couriers for international orders at the end of 2020. Kustomer suggested that the brand implement a multi-query custom report to get a better sense of how they’ve been performing historically, and understand how CSAT may shift once these operational changes take place. Kustomer put together customer report templates for the brand, and the information was eye-opening for them as it had never truly been examined. These reports also put the foundational blocks in place for the retailer to keep an eye on international customer satisfaction, and shift strategies as needed.
We want to hear from you! Let us know if you’re tackling CX problems in an interesting way and we will feature you in the next CX Stories From the Frontlines.
