RingCX

Formerly Dimelo

We use Dimelo for managing across multiple channels for single clients, which it is really good at.

We have not had as much success in identifying posts that may be more suited for escalations--so, for interrogating the content of posts for intent, sarcasm or content inspection, and to automatically assign to different departments or colleagues depending upon the rules.

It adapts very well for companies that are dedicated to serving their customers on a daily basis through support, solutions, or information. You can categorize messages and thus be able to assign each user depending on their abilities and needs. This allows you to monitor the results and thus be able to keep statistics of your progress in terms of the attention of users.

RingCX solved a lot of problems we had as an organization. Being able to have easy tracking, easily managing call queues, setting up call rotations, and more is really awesome. The app is also very user friendly and we all appreciate how great the integration with Salesforce. If I had to make any complaint, or note where they could improve is turning off the call queue via a better calendar integration (Eg: if I am in a meeting automatically turning off call queues). We mainly use RingCX for troubleshooting/support calls and it's so easy to log and track (for accountability) in Salesforce.

Because it works almost flawlessly. In the last several months, I only had one instance where I had to log out of RingCX and log back in to make it work. With our Last VOIP, we had to do that several times per day. It is always easy to log calls, whether answering with the RingCX Salesforce dialer, desktop app, or mobile phone. Creating SOPs couldn't be any easier because RingCX just works!