My experience with Twilio as a customer care representative.
Overall Satisfaction with Twilio
Twilio is a very essential tool in our organization for streamlining customer engagement and communication. The software has amazing video, voice and messaging tools that ensure seamless communication. It is easy to deploy and implement and has very customizable templates. The product also provides us with real-time analytics and 24/7 customer support services.
Pros
- Value for money. The software has an affordable and flexible pricing.
- Easy software configuration and integration with other systems.
- Effectiveness of the software in driving proper customer engagement and availability of real-time customer support services.
Cons
- Inconsistency of the software email services.
- Frequent software logout when left idle.
- The introduction of Twilio in our organization has provided us with fast and more secure customer communication and engagement channels.
- Twilio has enabled us to deliver effortless experiences to all our customers across every touchpoint.
- The product has made it possible for us to track our business performance and campaigns. This has been achieved by optimizing strategies and ensuring quality analytics and reporting.
We use almost 5 channels with Twilio software. These channels include: Multimedia messaging service, WhatsApp, Voice calls, Facebook Messenger, and Google Business Messages. We are also planning to introduce Facebook Messenger and Rich Communication Services.
The flexibility of Twilio has really helped us. The product has enabled us to ensure unlimited and real-time communication with our customers through email, video chats, and voice calls. Twilio is an unlimited customer engagement software that has very reliable call automation systems and premium customer chat features.
Do you think Twilio delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Twilio's feature set?
Yes
Did Twilio live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Twilio go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Twilio again?
Yes


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