Cisco Finesse vs. DialedIn

I didn't personally hate working with Finesse as an end-user, but the frequent bugs and crashes were troublesome. While the frequency wasn't daily or weekly, it was enough to be memorable and difficult to work through. At times the software would crash across the board and take 15 minutes to recover, which pending call volumes, could be highly problematic. When it was working I had few issues or complaints.

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I have used the system for predictive dialing, preview and manual dial. I have had from three to thirty reps using the software at a time. It has worked well for me in all applications.

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• Keep detail record of the agent and supervisor activity.
• Help to create agent and give them access to different teams and different skill groups.
• Allows the supervisor to keep a track record of the agent different states like ready, not ready, in call, [etc...]

• Analytics / reporting
• Intuitive campaign management
• Data management

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• While adding skill group to the agent a direct find and assign button should be there.
• In [the] case of multiple skill groups to be added there is a chance of ambiguity [and] different colour code can be used to distinguish.
• User interface can be improvised.

• Chase does regular updates to the agent and admin software to fix issues and improve functionality. Any shortcomings I have found are usually taken care of the next release.

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We have hardly had any problems, but the attention provided when we need support has been very fast and effective

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We used to use Dialpad and it was a great tool. Since switching to Cisco Finesse, we have had no issues with call forwarding, call transfers, or holding. We no longer experience any issues with our callers in the queue or any issues with call playback for quality assurance. Cisco Finesse has made things much easier around the office.

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Previously used VICIdial open source. ChaseData Call Center Software has been leaps and bounds better and more easy to manage for a team with limited IT resources.

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• Cisco Finesse is a pivotal piece of HubSpot's world renowned Customer Support team, seamlessly integrating with our product to deliver our customers the highest level of support.

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• It increases our contact rate and provides real time control of data to maximize our sales efforts and production.
• Chase provides a means to manage TCPA compliance and DNC lists that is as good or better than any other system I have ever used.

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