movistar experience in social crm — successful, thanks to engagor

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Movistar experience in Social CRM Successful, thanks to Engagor

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Movistar experience in Social CRMSuccessful, thanks to Engagor

Hello!I am Manuel Zafra

Social Media Manager/Analyst at Telefonica Spain - Movistar

You can find me at:@manuelzafra

Telefonica around the world

our office

Three totally different networks

Fiber2M

xDSL6 M

Mobile Broadband

10 M

14M customers

18M connections

Multichanneling

430KIncoming messages per year

32KUsers or customers. x2.5

80K Cases served per year. ~20%

6K Casesmonthly

100%cases served

30 minutesFirst Action Average Time

Our structure

10SMM / SMA

10-15Outsourced

3-4CM: 1st reply

Our customer care process

1. Client comes inOvercharged, bad connections or commercial doubts. Usually very angry, jelling at us, even insulting us, but, at the end, they’re just asking for help.

3. Gives us dataPersonal info to be sure the client is who he says he is. Details to be attended by the proper department: landlines, mobile or technical problems.

5. Client’s happyThey came not expecting a solution but they got it. They’re happy, fall in love with us and come back again. They even recommend us publicly.

2. First replyThe most important part of the process. We apologize and ask for data and details. Customers get surprised and tone down. If we do our job well, we can save a lot of money

4. Solving the issueWe drive the customer to the proper department. Communication is continuous and clients are informed frequently, and re-questioned if needed.

6. Closing the caseHigh rate of cases solved. High customer satisfaction. High recurrence. Publics recommendations.

Before Engagor vs. NOW

◎ 70-85% of messages served◎ No historic◎ No automations◎ First response? Who knows...

◎ 100% of messages served◎ Customer history & records◎ Automations save us 10-15% of time◎ CSI: 9 out of 10. First reply within 30 mins

August 2013

The worst week of the year

Front vs BackInsourced vs. Outsourced. Front are cheaper. Back are expensive.

The more incidences we move to Front desk the lower will be the yearly invoice.

Performance and KPIs

SLAsIntern (personal) goal. We’re committed but we don’t feel obligated.

First action in 30m. is a consequence not an end. We’re measuring, more or less, by lapses

Cost per unitEvery action has a cost. Every channel implies different actions.

To compete with the cheapest you’ve to show them you’re better. Quality is expensive but not as expensive as we think.

Front vs BackInsourced vs. Outsourced. Front are cheaper. Back are expensive.

The more incidences we move to Front desk the lower will be the yearly invoice.

Performance and KPIs

SLAsIntern (personal) goal. We’re committed but we don’t feel obligated.

First action in 30m. is a consequence not an end. We’re measuring, more or less, by lapses

Cost per unitEvery action has a cost. Every channel implies different actions.

To compete with the cheapest you’ve to show them you’re better. Quality is expensive but not as expensive as we think.

Externally◎ Timestamp

features◎ Meta-actions◎ Customer Care

Funneling ◎ New channels

(Messaging Apps)

Internally◎ Multi-channel

consistency◎ Customer Care

Funnel◎ Integration with

our/some CRM◎ In-app customer

management◎ Third party sites

Improvement paths

Multichanneling

Thanks!Any questions?

You can find me at:@[email protected]

430KIncoming messages per year

~21%High level or recurrence

90K Users served per year

Annex.1

80KCases served per year

~2,5xAgain, high recurrence.

32KCustomers served per year

Annex.2

430KIncoming messages per year

~20%Not every message requires customer care but all of them have to be read

80KCases served per year.

Annex.3