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Where is the concept of customer in your call center? - Jewel Tan - ContactCenterWorld.com Blog

Where is the concept of customer in your call center?

Customer master data management (CMDM) is an essential component of a successful call center operation. It's viewed by top tier business as a critical part of their wider data governance program and has relevance to accounting, marketing, service, support, and sales teams.

CMDM ensures that customer data is centrally accessible, consistent, accurate, complete, and up-to-date, and is available to all who need it whenever they need it. I've tried here to elaborate the importance of CMDM in call center operations and how it might serve as a central hub for the control, management, data quality, and syndication of customer master data.

Few will disagree that iIn call center operations, customer interactions are the heart of the business; call centers want to be more than incident handlers and ticket creators - reps want to genuinely help customers and resolve issues at first interaction.

Customers expect quick, efficient, and personalized service; getting a ticket ID is a bit like getting the receipt but not the goods!

To meet customer expectations, call center agents need to have access to accurate and complete customer information. This information includes verifiable names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, perhaps even purchase history, and other relevant details.

Without accurate and complete data, agents cannot provide the level of service that customers demand and expect.

Call center operations also rely heavily on data to make informed decisions about business processes and customer service strategies in general. Inaccurate data leads to poor insights and cascades to bad decision logic, resulting in reduced customer satisfaction, potential churn, lowered productivity, and increased costs.

CMDM provides the concept of a centralized platform for managing customer data, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to the same accurate, complete, and up-to-date information.

The platform also serves as a single source of truth for customer data. It consolidates customer data from multiple sources, such as CRM systems, order management systems, and can include or converge on customer support systems. The data, being readily accessible, allows call center agents to access all the customer information they need from a single platform, reducing the risk of errors and inconsistencies.

CMDM can also help call center operations reduce costs by consolidating customer data in one platform, call center operations can reduce the need for manual data entry and reconciliation, which can be time-consuming and error-prone. CMDM should also help to identify duplicate or incomplete customer records, which can lead to reduced mailing costs and improved customer targeting.

A CMDM like that offered by Pretectum, is also critical for compliance and data security.With call center operations being subject to strict regulatory requirements, such as GDPR and HIPAA and various privacy acts across the world, a Customer focused MDM can help call center operations ensure compliance with these regulations by having just one source for Subject Access Requests (SARs) as well as being a centralized platform for managing customer data and enforcing data security policies.

CMDM like that offered by Pretectum distinguishes itself from multidomain MDM, CMDP, CDP, and CRM in a number of key ways. Multidomain MDM focuses on managing data across multiple domains, such as product, location, and also customer but the approach is homogenous and generic with minimal special capabilities unique to consumer customer records. CMDP is a data integration platform that helps organizations to consolidate data from multiple sources, a CMDM may or may not support interweaving sources - the Pretectum CMDM does. CDP is a marketing technology that helps organizations to personalize marketing campaigns so the focus is outbound communications where customers may exist in multiple forms in the platform. CRM is a customer relationship management system that principally focuses on transactional interactions with customers, the focus is not on customers so much as ensuring that you can sell to them and track interactions. While these technologies are related to CMDM, they have different purposes and focus on different aspects of customer data management.

CMDM like that offered by Pretectum, can serve as the central hub for managing customer data in call center operations. It provides a single source of truth for customer data, improving the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of customer data across all systems and applications. It enables call center agents to access all the customer information they need from a single platform, reducing the risk of errors and inconsistencies. CMDM also helps call center operations reduce costs, ensure compliance and data security, and make informed decisions about business processes and customer service strategies.

CMDMs are critical components of a successful call center operation. They ensure that customer data is consistently accurate, complete, and up-to-date, and is available to all stakeholders who need it. The Pretectum CMDM serves as the central hub for managing customer data in call center solutions and applications that need a single source of truth that is centrally managed. Call center operations that implement CMDM can improve customer service, reduce costs, ensure compliance and data

Publish Date: March 25, 2023 1:26 AM

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