Call quality issues can be a major pain point for customers. To effectively turn their frustration into satisfaction, consider these strategies:
- **Acknowledge and empathize**: Immediately recognize the customer's inconvenience and empathize with their situation.
- **Investigate promptly**: Get to the root of the problem quickly, whether it's a technical glitch or a service interruption.
- **Offer solutions or compensation**: Provide clear next steps for resolution or offer compensation if the issue cannot be resolved immediately.
How do you handle call quality complaints? Share your strategies.
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Addressing customer complaints about call quality requires empathy and prompt action. Begin by acknowledging the issue and expressing understanding of their frustration. Assure the customer that their concerns are valid and that you are committed to resolving the problem. Gather specific details about the call quality issues they experienced, such as dropped calls or poor audio. Check for any ongoing technical problems or outages in your system and inform the customer of any steps being taken to address these issues. Involve all CXO related teams and find out the exact bug and fix them asap, and the other hand Offer a solution, such as a follow-up call or credit for their inconvenience, and thank them for their patience and feedback.
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This is a great Topic and a very common issue when it comes to VOIP. Here is the reasons why you will more than likely have bad call quality: 1: Last mile: What are you running your network on? 98% of the time bad call quality stems from bad network. Are you running your VoIP over fibre / LTE / Wireless or satellite? If you are running on LTE you are bound to bad call quality as this is a best effort service. My advise is to run the VOIP solution over a fibre link adding a VLAN which allocates data for data and voice for voice. What is your last mile and have you considered upgrading your line?
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