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Overall Satisfaction with Five9
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.
Pros
- Auto dials and dispose of records
- Allows call back timers to be set so that clients returned calls aren't forgotten.
- Reporting on agent KPI's
- Helping call center agents manage their time
- Weeding out "bad" or "junk" leads
Cons
- Easier to use IVR scripting
- A web based administration console
- The gamification element automatically tied to the agent console.
- We are able to contact more clients on a daily basis
- We are able to record and monitor phone calls for quality assurance
- We are able to measure all KPI's for agent performance
- The Do Not Call list is incredibly easy to add and remove clients
I have not used another dialer system other than Five9. Before Five9, we dialed our clients with lists and standard phone systems.
Do you think Five9 delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Five9's feature set?
Yes
Did Five9 live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Five9 go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Five9 again?
Yes
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