- Advanced PBX and ACD Management Functionality
- Custom Rule IVR Management
- Custom Inbound Filter Management
- Custom IVR Scripting Functionality
- Advanced Call Routing and Event Handling
- Automated Agent Load-Balancing and Rotation
- Advanced Agent and Group Reporting
- Web Based Console Management
- ASP CRM Module Support
Problem
A company needs to introduce advanced VoIP/PBX Contact Center
that will allow scaleable inbound call throughput, self-service menus, and
intelligent call routing. The Contact Center must support local(PSTN) and
remote(VoIP or outsourced call centers) service agents, service groups with
customizable filters, IVR scripting for flexible IVR Logic, as well as agent
reporting and monitoring.
Solution
SysMaster VoIP PBX Server offers custom IVR scripting,
integrated Sales and Support Automation Server (CRMaster) with advanced
email, web, web chat, and phone data stream convergence. The system tracks
all inbound email, phone, and web requests in ticket/lead threads for
increased data access and agent throughput (for more information refer to
CRMaster Brochures). In addition, the system supports flexible call routing
based on the selected routing mechanism to allow agent group manager to select
the most suitable inbound request distribution method.
Advanced PBX and ACD Management Functionality
SysMaster offers one of the most advanced integrated
servers on the market that supports the following services in VoIP
(including H323, SIP) and PSTN formats in single physical unit:
- VoIP/PSTN PBX Server with Call Screening and Call Recording
- Auto Attendant/IVR Server
- VoIP/PSTN Voicemail Server
- VoIP/PSTN Conference Server
- VoIP/PSTN H323 Gateway/Gatekeeper Server
- VoIP/PSTN SIP Gateway/Registrar/Proxy Server
- VoIP/PSTN Callback Server
- VoIP/PSTN Follow-me/Roaming Server
- Call Recording and Monitoring Server
All supported functions allow for more than 360 users to
communicate concurrently and utilize the supported services. These services
are fully customizable and allow voice prompt management, rule management
(such as off-hours call routing), custom IVR script management and call routing.
Custom Rule IVR Management
SysMaster Contact Center offers custom rule support to allow
Auto Attendant IVR menu customization based on pre-defined set of time or
server availability rules. The system can dynamically change its behavior
based on time parameters or the availability of agents or lines to service
inbound calls. Full route failover and overflow is also supported.
Custom Inbound Filter Management
SysMaster Contact Center allows managers to define unlimited
number of custom inbound filters such as IP, DNIS, DID, and ANI for service
specific customer CRM interaction. For example, based on the DID
(direct inward dial) or ANI (automatic number identification/caller id)
number the system can enter one prompt type and route the caller to a specific
support group. Filters can be shared among trunks to allow resource sharing and
higher system throughput with reduced maintenance line cost. In addition, the system
can read off Info Digits send by the Telco providers to offer least-cost routing or
shortest-route call handling and routing.
Custom IVR Scripting Functionality
SysMaster Contact Center server support custom IVR scripting that can be
hosted in any Web server or Database server (supported database servers are: Oracle,
Sybase, MS-SQL, and DB2). The custom IVR application is executed via the Auto Attendant
menu, and returns scripts that allow subsequent custom announcement or call routing.
Building custom IVR scripts is easy and intuitive and does not require programming skills.
Custom IVR scripts can also be developed on the fly to access corporate information via a
specialized database connection or directly off the corporate web site. IVR scripts are
directly linked to the SysMaster CRMaster Sales and Support Automation Server to allow
advanced call routing and call agent interface. For example, the system will identify a
customer via product code, and route the call to the agent that currently handles the
existing ticket or if this is a new ticket it will automatically open a new ticket onto
the agent desktop once the agent picks up the phone.
Advanced Call Routing and Event Handling
SysMaster Contact Center offers advanced routing functionality handled by its
VoIP PBX server. The system is capable of handling over 360 concurrent callers and provides
a high-level of automation services to optimize CRM operations. The system features unlimited
number of rule-based Auto Attendant menus that can play both traditional voice prompts and execute
custom IVR scripts. The system can route the calls to any number of legitimate endpoints such as:
Automated Call Distribution (ACD) groups and queues, broadcast or rotational dial groups,
voicemail servers, conference servers, follow-me servers, etc. The system can also handle OnConnect,
OnDisconnect, and OnHangup events to provide high level of customization and API interface to third-party
servers such as Web, Database, and PBX.
Automated Agent Load-Balancing and Rotation
SysMaster Contact Center offers advanced routing functionality handled by its
VoIP PBX server. The system is capable of handling over 360 concurrent callers and provides
a high-level of automation services to optimize CRM operations. The system features unlimited
number of rule-based Auto Attendant menus that can play both traditional voice prompts and execute
custom IVR scripts. The system can route the calls to any number of legitimate endpoints such as:
Automated Call Distribution (ACD) groups and queues, broadcast or rotational dial groups,
voicemail servers, conference servers, follow-me servers, etc. The system can also handle OnConnect,
OnDisconnect, and OnHangup events to provide high level of customization and API interface to third-party
servers such as Web, Database, and PBX.
SysMaster Contact Center Server enables managers to define agent groups and select methods
for distributing inbound call requests to group agents. The system supports the following distribution
methods:
- Rotational/Round-Robin - inbound call requests are assigned to agents sequentially for maximum flexibility and automated lead/ticket distribution.
- Least Utilized - inbound call requests are assigned to the agents with the least workload.
- Predictive - inbound call requests are assigned to agents on the basis of prior customer communication history, so that customers are matched with preferred agents.
- Assigned by Manager - inbound call requests are manually assigned to agents by their managers to allow multi-level request route management. The manager accepts all inbound requests and subsequently transfers them to the underlying agent.
The Contact Center server allows flexible workload and call requests distribution to fit any
type of CRM environment.
Advanced Agent and Group Reporting
SysMaster CRMaster offers advanced reporting engine to allow agent managers to make
knowledgeable assessment about the inbound and outbound chat request throughput, agent response times,
and request handling procedures. The reporting allows not only agent productivity and workload analysis,
but also helps to facilitate procedure optimization and throughput increase initiatives.
Web Based Console Management
SysMaster Contact Center features an advanced web interface to allow flexible global agent
participation and customer management. It fully supports remote and telecommuting agents to provide easy
access for outsourcing and ASP module implementation. All agents can enter the system via the secure
password-protected web console and manage the system parameters via the advanced GUI interface. The system
supports all variations of Unified messaging to allow flexible voicemail retrieval and call management.
Application Service Provider (ASP) Functionality
SysMaster Contact Center offers unmatched ASP functionality to allow companies to offer ASP
services to third-party companies that require high degree of CRM Contact Center management. The ASP module
allows server partitioning and customization where SysMaster Server Managers can create customer accounts,
and give privileges to customer group managers to manage their own call streams and agent groups.
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