Overall Satisfaction with NICE CXone (formerly NICE inContact)
The company I work for uses NICE CXone (formerly NICE inContact) to receive calls from the general public. We can not just receive calls, we can transfer calls, do a different college to make sure our customers get the right satisfaction and leave the call happy.
- Able to receive calls
- Able to transfer calls
- Able to put customers on hold
- If the customer is on hold for a little while, the time [should] be extended so the call doesn't cancel due to inactivity, so this doesn't drop the call.
- Add more colors for people with visual impairments(Background)
- A keypad system to not just do inbound, but outbound
- When I put my customer on hold to gather some more information I needed some extra time to do so, the call dropped just as I was about to take them off hold, the result of this was that the call dropped, and [the] customer was left unsatisfied
- The good thing with NICE CXone (formerly NICE inContact) is that if the call isn't answered in time, the customer doesn't get cut off they get put in a cue to be answered.
- With the amount of traffic that gets to our number, we have a wide range of calls per hour, with this software you get to see how many people are in the [queue] on all of the lines, and how many staff are online.
With my visual imperilment, I have to change the background of the software to adapt with my eyes, I believe this is such a good effective way of helping people like me, I wouldn't be able to read numbers from the software if this was not the case.
Do you think NICE CXone delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with NICE CXone's feature set?
Yes
Did NICE CXone live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of NICE CXone go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy NICE CXone again?
Yes