Client The client follows the campaign
The client has an external view: today's figures, outcomes, conversions, with no access to the rest of the center.

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The problem
A day on the floor
Five moments of an ordinary shift, on a floor of about forty agents. Scroll: the day moves on.
Thirty-eight agents log in, two are absent.
The supervisor sees it on the floor view before the first call, along with today's goal.
Records follow one another on the morning campaign.
The agent sees the record before calling, follows the script and sets the outcome in one click. The next record arrives.
A customer disputes an offer on the phone.
The supervisor listens and whispers an answer to the agent; the call ends without escalation.
The client sends a list of 1,200 contacts.
It is imported, deduplicated and checked against the do-not-call list. Calling hours follow each contact's time zone.
The client wants to know how the campaign is going.
They already know: their external view shows today's figures and outcomes.
On the floor
The console brings the call and the record together. The supervisor listens in and steps in live. The do-not-call list is checked before every dial.
The record served before the call, the script and its questionnaire, the outcome tree. The agent never switches screens.
For the client
The client has its own view. Written messages land in one inbox. Calls are scored against a scorecard, as an option.
The client has an external view: today's figures, outcomes, conversions, with no access to the rest of the center.
WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and website chat land in Socials Inbox, assigned to a team. Voice stays in Connect.
The reviewer scores the recorded call on a shared scorecard, the AI suggests its own score and the gap is measured.
The apps
Questions
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