AUTOPAY
AUTOPAY helps its Sales Managers save 20% of their time with RingCX’s workflow automations
annual savings since migrating all of the company’s telephony to RingCentral
average call abandon rate now that all agents are using RingCX
of agents’ time saved using RingCentral’s Google Chrome extension for dialling
One of many reasons I know we made the right choice migrating to RingCX and RingEX is that the system never goes down. Ever. In my years running other telephony systems, outages were a regular thing. Not with RingCentral. And considering how vital the phone is to our ability to close business and serve customers, that rock-solid stability is invaluable.
Since we migrated our sales and customer success reps to RingCX, we’ve gotten up to about 1,500 inbound and 1,000 outbound calls a day—and we’re still able to keep our abandonment rate to 3%. No matter how much our operations grow, we’re still consistently able to provide a world-class customer experience.
I’ve monitored the data on how quickly our application advisors make the outbound call after a lead notice from a partner comes into our CRM. After the applicant submits their form, an AUTOPAY advisor dials that person’s number within about one minute. That’s thanks to how well RingCX integrates into our CRM.
Our loan specialists collectively make thousands of calls a day to customers, so these employees spend most of the day in their CRM. Because we use the RingCentral integration with Google Chrome, our specialists can dial a customer’s number right from the Chrome extension, without ever opening RingEX. That convenience alone probably saves every agent at least 10% of their time, every day.
As a 100-employee company, we had an on-prem PBX and desk phones for everybody. It wasn’t extremely expensive, but every employee we brought on added a lot of new telephony costs. Scaling with RingCentral is so much easier and more cost-effective. And I can tell you that today, with 700 employees, we’re saving at least $500,000 a year versus what we’d be paying if we were still with our old carrier.