For example, Teams ensure that the correct users receive the appropriate tickets and allow clear organization of responsibilities.Specific skills and communication channels can be assigned to a team, ensuring targeted routing of customer concerns to qualified staff.
In addition to regular teams, sub-teams also offer various application possibilities: From specializing in complex topics or even as a training environment for new employees. Through graduated responsibilities, they can significantly improve service quality and efficiency. Here are 2 examples:1. Team “Contract Termination”
The “Contract Termination” team has “Cancellation,” “Relocation,” and “Revocation” skills, with “E-Mail,” “Chat,” “Phone,” and “Letter” channels. All users in this division receive Autopilot tickets on these topics.
The sub-team “CT-Death Case” possesses the skill “Death Case” in the same channels. It specializes in handling this sensitive special case in contract termination appropriately.
2. Team “Contract Framework”
The “Contract Framework” team has “Documents,” “Customer Portal,” “Address Change,” and “Contract Details” skills, with “E-Mail,” “Chat,” “Phone,” and “Letter” channels. All users in this division are assigned autopilot tickets that possess these characteristics.
The sub-team “CF-Training” has the same skills but only the “E-Mail” channel. It consists of new employees who deepen their expertise by handling written customer inquiries before being deployed in real-time channels such as phone or chat.
The “Parent team” field determines whether a team is created at the top level (“Root”) or as a sub-team and is subordinate to an existing team.
Access to analytics data can also be managed for each team. For example, this is useful for a “Supervisor” team that evaluates agent performance, or a “Contract Termination” team that does not require any access to analytics data.
An individual or basic role, which clearly regulates members’ access rights, is assigned to each team.
The designation of teams should be clear and comprehensible. A description that explains the purpose of the team makes management easier. Efficient handling of customer inquiries is ensured through a well-thought-out team structure, and collaboration within the company is promoted.