Likelihood to Recommend One scenario where Freshdesk Contact Center is well suited is when we have a lot of parents calling in with requests about student transcripts, and or grades, we can better interact with each caller and not have a lot of people on hold waiting for a long time. One scenario where Freshdesk might not be well suited is when callers get the chatbot more often than talking to an actual person.
Read full review Suited if you want to hear old calls. Not suited for teaching new SDR's how to talk or what a good call is and why. Kixie doesn't transcribe either.
Read full review Pros From this centralized help desk, we are able to allocate tickets and communicate with staff and clients via email. The ability to phone a lead or customer directly from Freshdesk is fantastic. Handling of waiting lines. Read full review Kixie integrates seamlessly with our CRM (Zoho), meaning it updates call notes directly on the customer's CRM profile. The one-click dialing feature directly through our CRM is a great feature. It's so simple; just search for a name, one-click, and you are on the phone. The local presence feature is a nice touch for cold calls. It provides a local area code when cold calling to increase the likelihood of an answer to the call. Read full review Cons Cost - the system was felt to be way overpriced for the feature-set it provided. For the cost of 10 support agents, I could engage with a full-blown VoIP UCaaS provider to support 20-30 users. The system was dependent on the Amazon Web Services system, which was prone to outages, and as it was outsourced by Freshworks to Amazon, resolution time did not have clear SLAs. Non-US support - any issues encountered with the system would go through international channels which decreased resolution time depending on when the development team was available. Call reliability was questionable - sometimes agents would have ringing devices that would have no one on the other end - other times calls would be dropped without explanation. Read full review "Power Dialer" doesn't work all the time. Only records; doesn't give any type of analysis. Getting your account set up correctly can be confusing. Read full review Usability It's a really simple and affordable software solution if you're looking to upgrade your system or processes to a softphone. The service has been fantastic for both our outbound sales team and our inbound customer service team. As a manager, I'm really grateful I found FreshCaller early on in the process of evaluating companies to go to for a softphone.
Read full review Support Rating Freshcaller support is great. They will respond very quickly once I submit a ticket. On occasion, they are unable to answer a question and require a deep dive on some research for random questions but that's completely understandable. Overall, great service, great quality, and very accommodating. This is one of the better support groups, in my opinion.
Read full review Alternatives Considered After multiple checks and constant research we found Freshdesk is one of the leading product service providers and the best at it too. We used to have PSTIN hard phones which caused a lot of drops and customer discontent. After Freshdesk, it has been a cakewalk. Really happy with it.
Read full review Kixie integrated much better with our CRM (Zoho) than
CrazyCall . In addition, Kixie had increased reporting features that
CrazyCall did not offer--
CrazyCall 's reporting was limited and not detailed enough for our purposes. Lastly, at the time,
CrazyCall did not have the inbound call services that Kixie offered. In fact,
CrazyCall did not have any inbound services when we were using the software.
Read full review Return on Investment Call logs helps analyse the interactions which each lead - helps space out if need be. Follow ups are simplified due to viewing of past activity. Easy integration helps in saving costs of phone calls. Read full review Negative- the "Power Dialer" doesn't load Negative- missed calls because not loading correctly Positive- can call anyone with a click of a button Read full review ScreenShots