Five9 Reviews

Our law office has a call center that uses Five9 to call purchased leads to qualify clients for disability. We use an automatic dialing system with an IVR script that calls clients based on time zone, priority, and redial rules. We have separate campaigns and dialers, depending on where our clients are in the filing process. The dialer allows us to call more people at specialized ratios, and the system auto dispositions phone calls for voicemails, dead air, fax machines, busy, etc., so that our call center agents spend most of their time talking to our clients and not working through bad contacts or leads.

We use Five9 to manage all interactions with customers. It is always good to increase productivity with our team, and this tool can use calls for training purposes and increase transitions from different locations, the benefits with this services are excellent since communication is always effective at all times.

We have a small contact center of 50-60 agents. Five9 is our telephony provider that supports our operational team and therefore is the base element for our corporate infrastructure. Our call center is primarily inbound but does perform a small number of outbound calls as well--both directions are supported by Five9.

Nixplay uses Five9 for its US customer service department to take support calls from its US B2C customers. The Customer Service team is based in the Philippines and I am the Overall Operations manager fo the Philippines operation. We have been a Five9 customer since 2013 though I have been with the company for 3 years only.

We use Five9 to track all of our inbound and outbound dialing. In digital marketing, we dive more into the data than most other departments. I use it most commonly for dispositions and to listen to call recordings in order to identify trends. We often use it to identify which campaign certain calls are coming in on.

Five9 has provided a quick deployment and simple commercial model to plan and execute with support, assistance, and experience.

We used to use Five9 in our office to manage our customer contacts. The system is slow, clunky, and not intuitive at all. Calls would be dropped often. There was also a regular problem with the servers going down and being unavailable. Overall, we ended up switching to a different program because of all the problems with Five9.

We used the Five9 Predictive dialer for our outbound sales call centers. The business problem this addressed for us was to quickly contact, qualify, and communicate with hundreds of thousands of customer inquiries per year.

We are using Five9 as the main phone system in our call center. We have on average about 150 call center employees and didn't have major issues with Five9 (that were caused by the vendor). The platform is used for phone calls to our customers to perform financial services. The quality of the phone call is a very important part for us and Five9 matches that.

Five9 is a great software that is mainly used in our company for monitoring support calls and it does a great job doing that. This has some awesome side utility features that will provide great performance to the person performing the call and also to the agents analyzing the call with metrics given.

We utilize the Five9 dialer for all of our call center needs. It is by far the easiest to install, train on, and use by any agent. We are a third party outsource center and we can manipulate the dialer to meet any project service level and reporting needs. We are 100% virtual and rarely do our agents have any technical issues that cannot be immediately resolved. In five years we have only ever had one issue with downtime, and that only lasted 30 minutes until we were rerouted to another hub and were back up. We also have quarterly meetings with Five9 engineers who assist us in utilizing all of Five9's enhancements to the fullest. I wouldn't have or even entertain using another dialer.

Who
Sales and customer service types of roles use Five9 at my company to communicate with our customers. Our customers are students at various higher ed institutions. We have 5 different roles that our students may communicate at any given point during their time with us, and each of these internal roles use slightly different systems (versions of Salesforce, Zendesk, etc).

What it does
These different roles use Five9 both for inbound calls (to individual lines and round-robin lines) and for outbound calling. Then they use the Five9 widget to record their call notes into our CRM, Salesforce.

My department used Five9 Predictive Dialing for making calls to potential donors. This really helps our department go through more calls, less down time, and increase dials and productivity.

Bernard uses Five9 Virtual Contact Center for inbound and outbound purposes across the entire organization for all clients who do not require us to use their phone system. We use Five9 in our physical call centers as well as with our work-at-home agents.

The Sales and Recruiting Department of our company uses Five9 to handle inbound and outbound calls for 2 major branches of our business.
Five9 helps us communicate with and convert our leads. It also allows us to reach out to and monetize leads in an automated fashion that generated online (that would otherwise be wasted if we did not reach out to them). Also, Five9's robust administrator settings, supervisor functionality, and customizable reports are very handy.

We use Five9 for our remote customer support department. It helps us provide a phone solution for remote agents spread over different timezones. Five9 provides us with recording capability for quality audits and training examples. Additionally, it gives us detailed, custom reporting that our team can create and schedule within the platform, in addition to exportable data into other programs, such as Looker.

We utilize the entire Five9 offering with the exception of Workforce Management. Inside Sales and Customer Support utilize Five9 to manage all access channels (Phone, Chat, Email & Social Media), along with utilizing Web to Lead functionality to immediately contact potential or existing customers when they have selected to complete a web form.

It was used for the marketing and sales team to have an automatic dialer for reaching out to prospects. It was mostly pretty good, but would drop calls every once in a while.

Five9 is the main phone system we use for all our daily calls inbound and outbound. It is used across our entire organization. Five9 is easy to use but does have some issues that I believe could easily be fixed. The main one is that I would like to be on "ready" while being on a campaign without receiving inbound calls. Basically pause my status on the campaign to receive regular calls. For instance when I know I have someone calling in but not sure exactly when, I can be on ready.

Five9 Virtual Contact Center is being used across the whole organization, we have found that it allows us to streamline the actual time agents now use going back and forth between a computer and the Avaya system. With Five9 the computer becomes the actual phone and allows the agent the opportunity to go into action states without spending time searching for an Aux code on the phone. Five9 also allows the agent a 3 to 5 sec window to identify who the caller is before they actually begin conversation. I have found that overall adherence numbers have been consistent and performance issues have decreased across the board.

We used Five9 in our call center with about 200 employees to communicate with our clients. I recommend the service to any company starting or needing call center contact service. I don't have any negative feelings about this software and it works really well as a whole to communicate outside and inside of the call center. Also allows you to manage your employees stats. Kudos Five9!

Five9 Virtual Contact Center is used for one department of our organization that is a call center. It allows us a unified interface for all forms of contact (phone, email, text, chat, social media, and video calls). We use the Five9 platform to provide resources and relief to our clients.

We have over 20 agents that use Five9 daily to make calls to patients, insurance agencies and other organizations. It's our main source of a communication portal across the whole organization, except for a few of us that still use ShoreTel because we own the license and that saves us subscription fees. Five9 is used in a medical bill negotiating company to manage all communications with concerned individuals and organizations, to schedule queue callbacks, handle voicemail and generate reports on team performance and more.

It is being used by our sales department our CSR department and our QA department. It is a great communication tool, to contact our customers. The best thing about it is its reports are customizable. You can gather as much data as you want (within the last 60 days) The thing I would want improved are the integrations, and the overall friendliness of the UI, it can be scary and hard to use.

We use Five9 as our primary voice solution in customer service. The primary benefit we gain from its offering is its relatively seamless integration with Zendesk, which serves as our de facto CRM for customer communication. This allows us to cross-reference inbound calls against previous contact history, often allowing us to serve customers remarkably quicker. Customers' expectations have heightened in the data age to the point that they expect us to have access to all of their conversations, regardless of channel.