inContact pros and cons
October 29, 2020

inContact pros and cons

Anne Willenburg | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with NICE inContact CXone

We use it for communications with customers and in-office representatives.
  • Receiving calls.
  • Transferring calls.
  • Holding calls.
  • Alerting the user when a call is missed and refused.
  • Reminding the user that they are in a particular status and on a status not available.
  • Reminding the user that they need to click back on available when returning from lunch.
  • Ease of use for employees.
  • Ease of use for customers.
  • Need place to leave a voicemail message directly for a user or customer.
They have used it to track number of calls and length of calls - using for productivity tracking and perhaps training.
Very easy to use.
Good use to track productivity and tracking call length.
Yes - Not sure
Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365), Cisco 2000 Series Network Convergence System (NCS 2000)
Well suited: Ease of transferring calls to another user in the company. Ease of putting the caller on hold and allowing time for user to consult with other user before transferring the call.

NICE CXone Feature Ratings

Agent dashboard
9
Validate callers
Not Rated
Outbound response
Not Rated
Call forwarding
Not Rated
Click-to-call (CTC)
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Warm transfer
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Predictive dialing
Not Rated
Interactive voice response
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REST APIs
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Call scripts
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Call tracking
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Multichannel integration
Not Rated
CRM software integration
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Inbound call routing
Not Rated
Omnichannel inbound routing
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Recording
Not Rated
Quality management
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Call analytics
Not Rated
Historical reporting
Not Rated
Live reporting
Not Rated
Customer surveys
Not Rated
Customer interaction analytics
Not Rated