AWS Contact Center
Category: Messaging
Easily create and visualize post chat surveys with Amazon Connect and Amazon Lex
Contact centers face a challenge of having to constantly improve on the contact center experience based on customer feedback. In order to so, it is important that contact centers collect reliable and measurable data. Contact centers can implement post chat customer satisfaction surveys that allow for actionable feedback on user experience and agent performance. Customer […]
Recap of Amazon Connect at re:Invent 2021
This year at re:Invent, Amazon Web Services (AWS) Business Applications and Contact Center solutions had a full line-up of opportunities to dive deep on customer experience innovation. Our customers and partners learned ways to unlock the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) for customer experience with new Amazon Connect launches. You were […]
Build a drug reminder service with AWS IoT, Amazon Lex, and Amazon Connect
Taking medications as prescribed is essential for any illness treatment. However, it can become confusing when there are multiple pills to be taken at different times of the day. This becomes more problematic for patients with mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s or other kinds of dementia. Some medications are prescribed three times a day, while others […]
Level up your contact center with Amazon Connect unified agent application
Having a good agent experience is paramount for contact center efficiency, and although businesses have different requirements from the agent application perspective, agents typically need a way to manage contacts across different channels, instantly identify who the customer is, and check their contact history. Most often, agents need to toggle, browse, and search for information […]
Create action item reminders with Amazon Connect Tasks and Contact Lens for Amazon Connect
Contact center agents are frequently asked to document customer conversations by logging the interaction reason (or the issue), the outcome of the call, and in many cases, and follow-up action items. The data collection is essential for tracking the customer satisfaction and agent performance, but it takes a toll on the agent average handling time […]
Simplify contact flow management by leveraging modules in Amazon Connect
Customers often have repeatable logic that is needed throughout the customer journey in contact center experiences. We’re going to take a look at how to simplify contact flow management by leveraging modules in Amazon Connect. The ability to build contact flow logic once, and reference it from other contact flows has been a customer request […]
Your guide to Amazon Connect at re:Invent 2021
This year, re:Invent is in Las Vegas and Amazon Connect has a jam packed agenda! With new launches, leadership sessions, workshops, and an in-person customer reception, there will be something new to do for everyone! Keep reading for more information on how you can get the most out of your re:Invent 2021 experience, whether in-person […]
Last Agent and Last Queue Routing on Amazon Connect for Returning Callers
Introduction In our previous blog, we discussed how Amazon Connect customer profiles provides a simple, consistent way to manage customer’s experience for repeat callers with features like personalized prompts, last agent, and last queue routing. For customers looking to personalize the experience of repeat callers, but are unable or not wanting to use customer profiles, this […]
Optimize customer wait experience in queue using Amazon Connect
Long wait times in contact center queues are a key driver for customer frustration. They also increase costs to companies. Typically, the workforce management (WFM) teams forecast and adjust staffing to minimize the time a customer waits in queue before they can speak to a contact center agent. However, resource management is an optimization between […]
Ingesting content to power real-time recommendations and search with Amazon Connect Wisdom
Contact center agents often encounter questions from customers that require them to reference knowledge documents such as frequently asked questions (FAQs), wikis, product manuals, and how-to guides. Many contact centers use knowledge management systems and document repositories that are siloed and not well-integrated with the applications that contact center agents use when interacting with customers. […]