In the Eyes of Quality
Overall Satisfaction with NICE CXone (formerly NICE inContact)
We use the tool to record calls, emails, and/or chat sessions. We are currently in the migration phase to NICE inContact as our new application. It addresses the problems in the lack of 100% recording when investigating transactions for the quality department.
Pros
- Ability to download calls
- Ability to play calls through other tools like 8x8
- User-friendly navigation
Cons
- Inability to measure actual hold time per attempt, which is important for the call center.
- Application crashes from time to time
- When idle, NICE inContact gives an error when tying to refresh.
- Instances of clear recording but agent could not hear caller.
- Delay/Sync issues when agents answer calls affecting QA scores.
- Positive in the sense that calls/chats/emails are available any time.
- Negative in the sense that there still some functionalities we need but they're not in NICE inContact.
- Positive as we're still in the migration phase so our Voice Services Team will likely advise us of any updates/upgrades such as screen recording/uploading our QA forms where needed.
Honestly, I have not yet explored the reporting side of NICE inContact since I am focused on call evaluations for my team.
Yes - NICE recording tool: I think the go-forward route for our organization is to maximize cloud-based applications.
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