One of the biggest benefits Peninsula has found since it rolled out RingCentral Contact Center is the ability to use all sorts of data to identify trends, spot opportunities, and optimize workflows for both its sales and service staff.
“When we began tracking all of our client calls with Contact Center, we found something interesting,” Subedar recalls. “We assumed the HR experts in our support center would experience high call volumes during normal business hours, but then fall off sharply after hours. Turns out that was wrong. Calls from our clients do slow down after 5:00 p.m., but then they begin picking up again about 8:00 p.m. We’ve discovered that a lot of employers wrap up for the evening and go home at close of business, but then later in the evening, when they have time, they call us with questions about how to resolve a difficult employee issue in the morning.”
“Thanks to insights like these, we’ve been able to more effectively schedule our HR experts’ schedules to cover the phones 24/7. And we wouldn’t have uncovered these patterns without RingCentral Contact Center.”
In fact, Peninsula is also discovering actionable insights on the sales side as well. “All of our salespeople are using Contact Center,” says Stephanie Jones, Marketing Manager for Peninsula. “What’s great about this is that it allows us to track all of a salesperson’s communications with prospects and customers, which we can then analyze to uncover trends and patterns—to learn what’s working and what isn’t.”
“The data we learned from Contact Center quickly proved so effective that we decided to give every client- and prospect-facing employee a Contact Center license,” Jones adds. “Everyone in sales, support, and even some of our marketing team uses RingCentral Contact Center—well over 150 people across the company.”