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Collaboration & Knowledge Capture within Technical Support Groups #call-center #collaboration #knowledge-capture
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Gian Jagai
Hi All,
On an unrelated issue to my online group tool question. Does anyone have any recommendations on solutions for customer support teams to collaborate and capture solutions while in the process of solving customer questions/issues? We have call centers around the world that field questions from our customers. I'd like to see us use a single tool that the support staff spends their day in (i.e. no context switching between tools) that: 1. Captures the customer ticket/issue 2. Updates to the customer ticket/issue by level 1, 2 or 3 engineers 3. Allows customers to get an update online to their ticket 4. Allows for customer tickets to be routed to the right group after the initial call 5. Allows the engineer to write up a summary on the solution attached to the ticket that is then searchable by others for similar problems. There's probably another 100 or so requirements and associated solutions that one could come up with. I was hoping that this group had some previous experiences that they could share to help me narrow down the possible set of solutions. Thanks Gian... |
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Hi, Gian - You can also try Salesforce.com http://www.salesforce.com/products/service-support/ It looks as if they have a "force.com" platform that is open, and that extends beyond the "sale" to other channels/interactions. kate Katrina Pugh katepugh@... 617 967 3910 (m) 781 538 5262 (l) |
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Peter Dorfman <pdorfman@...>
At the moment I'm using Atlassian's wiki platform Confluence for the knowledge
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base component of precisely this function. -- http://pdorfman.wordpress.com/2008/11/18/new-partnership-atlassian/. The ticketing/tracking component will be handled by BMC's Remedy, but any number of other tools for trouble-ticketing or bug-tracking (including one that Atlassian markets, called Jira) would work well. If "no context switching between tools" is a firm requirement, Salesforce or RightNow would be good high-end solutions; Numara's Footprints is good at the mid- to low end. Peter Dorfman KnowledgeFarm On Mon Nov 24 11:15 , 'gjagai' <gjagai@...> sent: Hi All, |
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