90% of consumers now expect consistent interactions across all channels, meaning it’s never been more important to implement omnichannel solutions in your customer hub. But how do you do this? This whitepaper will provide you with details on how to revolutionise your current platform to enable your customers to engage through every channel while ensuring your agents can seamlessly alternative through the channels and improve revenues. Download the Whitepaper Here
Register for our 30 min TEAMS webinar Microsoft Teams offers integration capabilities with various Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) and Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) providers to enhance its communication and collaboration features. These integrations enable organizations to leverage the power of Teams for both internal and external communication, as well as customer support and engagement. Here are some key aspects of Microsoft Teams integrations with UCaaS and CCaaS providers: Get your free whitepaper about TEAMS here. 1. UCaaS Integrations Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) providers typically offer a range of communication and collaboration tools, including voice, video, messaging, and conferencing. Microsoft Teams can integrate with UCaaS platforms to enhance its telephony and voice capabilities. Here's how this integration works: - Calling Plans: Microsoft Teams can be used as a full-fledged phone system by integrating with UCaaS providers' calling plans. This allows users to make and receive calls, manage voicemail, and set up call routing within Teams. - Direct Routing: Organizations can use Direct Routing to connect Microsoft Teams to their preferred telephony providers. This integration allows for seamless PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) connectivity within Teams. - Voice Features: UCaaS integration enhances Teams with features like call recording, interactive voice response (IVR), call analytics, and call center functionality. - Single Interface: Users can access both UCaaS and Teams features within a single interface, streamlining communication and collaboration. 2. CCaaS Integrations Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) providers offer solutions for managing customer interactions and support. Integrating CCaaS with Teams can help organizations improve customer service and engagement. Here's how this integration works: - Omnichannel Communication: CCaaS integration allows customer support agents to handle customer inquiries via various channels, including voice, chat, email, and social media, all within the Teams interface. - Routing and Queues: Teams can be integrated with CCaaS routing and queuing systems to efficiently manage incoming customer requests and distribute them to available agents. - Access to Customer Data:Agents can access relevant customer data and information from CRM systems and databases directly within Teams, providing a more personalized customer experience. - Reporting and Analytics: CCaaS integrations provide insights and analytics on customer interactions, allowing organizations to make data-driven decisions. - Workflow Automation: Automate processes and workflows by integrating CCaaS and Teams, improving efficiency and reducing response times. - Scalability: Organizations can scale their customer support operations seamlessly by adding or removing agents as needed. Register for our 30 min TEAMS webinar UCaaS and CCaaS Providers Integrated with Teams - UCaaS Providers: Cisco Webex Calling, Zoom Phone, RingCentral, and 8x8. - CCaaS Providers: Five9, Genesys Cloud, and Twilio Flex. When integrating UCaaS and CCaaS services with Microsoft Teams, organizations should consider factors such as compatibility, scalability, and the specific communication and collaboration needs of their teams and customers. Additionally, they should consult with their chosen UCaaS and CCaaS providers for detailed integration instructions and support. Want to know more? Register here for our 30 min TEAMS lunch & learn.
The Case For Cloud Contact Centers Customers have very high specific expectations when it comes to service, yet companies are stuggling to meet them with on premise contact center technology. Cloud contact centers are clearly the best option to resolve these issues. See the infographic
Evaluating Enterprise Telephony for Microsoft Teams While Teams includes several collaboration essentials, telephony isn’t one of them. Tools like team messaging and video conferencing are readily available, but Teams requires a separate solution to enable workers to make calls in the platform. This whitepaper will provide your clients a rundown of what to look for when evaluating a Teams telephony partner, and walk you through the benefits of RingCentral’s Direct Routing option. Download the Whitepaper Here
However you work with Teams, GoToConnect works for you Deploying an Office strategy doesn’t have to be complicated. With solutions ranging from free plugins to fully-integrated, direct-routing cloud telephony, choose GoTo to get the most out of your Teams investment. Whether you need to add phone capabilities to a limited audience or roll out global cloud telephony, we have the perfect fit for your organisation. Download the pdf here
7 Business Benefits of Moving from an On-Premises PBX to a Cloud Communications and Collaboration System Essential business apps are now born in the cloud. Whether you have a CRM solution, something for HR, or simple file storage, it’s probably in the cloud. But for any number of reasons—not the least of which is the relatively large investment required for a new PBX—many businesses have delayed upgrading their PBX and moving it to the cloud. Read More Here
