Unified
Communication System

Telesupply Integrated Contact Center collects and collates contact center statistics including current agent status, the length of time spent in said status, the number of calls currently in queue as well as average and max wait times for these calls, the statistics on all answered and abandoned calls including the length of time the caller spent waiting before abandoning the call, and even call-back requests and completion are tracked by the system. While using Telesupply SuperView™, Supervisors can see an inclusive real-time report on the status of all agents and calls in a single window while maintaining the ability to make calls without switching screens. The statistical information can then be used for labor optimization as well as better management thanks to up-to-date knowledge of each agent’s availability.

SuperView allows supervisors to set up notifications to alert when service-levels or thresholds have been exceeded, whether it’s a queue overflow or scarcity of available agents, when a preset condition is met, a pop up window will appear on screen to warn the supervisor that the situation might require direct action. There are two colors for alerts, yellow and red, allowing supervisors to set varying levels of emergency. The problem field will be highlighted in the color matching the alert to quickly draw attention.

Telesupply’ Unified Communication clients, ZAC and MXIE, allow employees to manage their corporate communication from an intuitive interface available on PC, Mac and Linux. The Integrated Contact Center (ICC) solution is incorporated into the office phone system. The employees can easily get a hold of their coworkers: send instant messages, frequent corporate group chats, start audio conferences, and quickly judge the availability of coworkers from their Presence state. All these features and more are accessed from a single interface, with no need to juggle multiple technology vendors to collaborate across teams.

The visual interface makes handling multiple calls a breeze. Integrated Fax option makes it easy for all the employees in the customer service department to access the incoming fax messages and save paper.

On the phone with a customer, agents can take notes in a special notes popup, called Call Attached Data (CAD). It can take the form of free-style notes or a pre-set questionnaire. If this call is transferred or the customer calls back later, the notes will pop up again. No need for a frustrated customer to repeat their request. CAD can be edited with updates on the case even long after the call is over.

Telesupply Integrated Contact Center (ICC) solution includes a web chat feature which allows customers to chat with support on the company website instead of calling them. The system makes sure that if an agent is on a call, they he won’t be bothered by any chat messages or vice versa. All the incoming customer questions—regardless of whether they are web chat messages or phone calls—are answered in the order they came in and no one is left waiting too long.

Customers can leave a voicemail that holds their place in line rather than wait on hold for the next available agent to become available. Eliminate frustrating waits for customers as they go on with their day while they wait for a call center agent to speak to them.

SuperView™ is a powerful tool, where ICC supervisor sees real-time statistics on multiple departments at the same time. SuperView is accessible through MXIE Unified Communication client or through a web browser, which requiring no installation.

Supervisors can set up multi-level alerts based on multiple criteria and know immediately when a call group is on the verge of a problem, and reallocate people to help on the fly. Managers can oversee the caller queue in the same interface. They can assign calls to a specific support agent, or barge-in, whisper or silent monitor their employees. For high-priority customers, the supervisor can move a waiting call or message to a higher position in the queue.

Automatically record all phone calls and archive these recordings for an indefinite amount of time. When taking down sensitive information—like credit card or social security numbers—employees can easily pause the automatic recording to protect their customer’s privacy.

Alternatively, record on-demand. For on demand recording, pressing the record button at any time during the call will capture the call from the very beginning—so no need to worry about losing an important part of the conversation because an agent didn’t press the button fast enough.

The achieved calls include Call Attached Data notes. All calls, voicemails, faxes and web chat messages are stored together in Telesupply’ MXarchive.

With access to ZAC and MXIE clients, employees can communicate with people both inside and outside the company as easily as if they were sitting at a cubicle in the office as long as they have access to Wi-Fi. Employees on the road can utilize Telesupply Mobile Communicator application available on iPhone and Android devices.

You can run reports based on Integrated Contact Center’s historical data to analyze the business’ productivity and improve operations with Telesupply’ MXreport feature. It comes with preconfigured report templates, but can also be customized to better fit specific business needs. Make educated decisions based on historical data to save on expenses and optimize workflow.

Telesupply phone systems are a software-based product that scales to 10,000 users, so all the employees at the enterprise can be connected into a single communication system. With no additional hardware required, you can add new agents or supervisors when necessary with minimum amount of hassle.

The Telesupply MX platform is built on Open Standards including SIP, MySQL, VXML, CSTA, TAPI, SYSLOG providing the ability to integrate ICC with Salesforce.com, MS Outlook and other 3rd party applications.

Using Microsoft Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI), MXIE Users can click-to-call directly from popular Customer Relationship Management (CRM) programs, including Microsoft Outlook or, using the ScreenDial™ feature, from any other document. ScreenDial lets users call from any application, allowing them to conveniently dial directly from a CRM, an Electronic Medical Record (EMR), a Word or Excel document, or a website.