Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) provides a seamless, low-cost, cloud-based way to unify multiple communication channels and collaboration, including telephony, instant messaging, video conferencing, social media, and presence. Such unification can help you transform your communications infrastructure and deliver enhanced experiences to both employees and customers.
If enterprise users have to juggle multiple apps or switch between different channels, it can cause a lot of confusion and adversely affect their productivity. It can also cause delays when they need to share data, collaborate on projects, or answer customers’ queries.
While UCaaS delivers benefits to all teams, it is especially useful for remote and hybrid teams. But for this, it must provide headset and webcam support and allow out-of-office employees to use the communication and collaboration tools they need from anywhere.
Your UCaaS solution should streamline both communication and collaboration workflows that enable users to collaborate easily, no matter where they are. It should include built-in collaboration tools that eliminate information siloes and allow file sharing and storage. The tools should also enable teams to share ideas; work on projects; connect with colleagues through preferred channels; access video and audio recordings; and screen share with teammates – easily and in real-time.
Contact center integration in UCaaS enables agents to spend less time on administrative tasks and more time engaging with customers and resolving their issues. In addition, they can access comprehensive, up-to-date customer info and use it to deliver more personalized experiences on each customer’s preferred channel. Over time, these integrations can improve your key metrics, such as first call resolution (FCR), turnaround time (TAT), and customer satisfaction (CSAT).
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