Challenge: The UK’s biggest banking group needed to simplify a complex network of customer journeys – to improve caller experience and reduce agent time spent transferring calls. 

Solution: Adexchange benchmarked 16 journeys – identifying weakness and opportunity. A programme of improvement was established – tackling the key elements influencing channel and journey performance: Structure; phrasing; duration; agility and voice.

Result: Our changes delivered a saving in contact centre agent time of 13.5 FTE. Meanwhile caller journey was reduced by 57% enabling callers to reach an agent in an average 29 seconds (rather than the original 67 seconds). The ROI was calculated at £300k per annum.

Challenge: This UK top 5 supermarket needed to move customer contact from phone to digital. Previous attempts to encourage callers to go online had delivered disappointing results. 

Solution: Adexchange identified there was no problem with the technology – it was the content and messages that held back performance. New journeys and content were created along with micro-target locations to encourage customers to channel shift.

Result: Overnight 20% of callers moved to digital – reducing contact centre workload by 1/5th. It was a low-cost project (needing no new technology) that delivered a massive channel shift. Digital contact increased by 2,600%.

Challenge: This finance company encouraged callers to identify and verify themselves using the automated ID&V platform but only 34% of callers successfully completed the self-serve journey. The rest dropped to a call centre agent.

Solution: Adexchange mapped the full journey, identified the 4 greatest points of failure and led a project to redesign and rescript the entire end to end journey.

Result: Overnight the success rates moved from 34% to 55%, removing thousands of hours (per annum) from agent workload – -a massive return on a very small investment.

Challenge: This medical company needed its global workforce to communicate internally using their brand new Portal – but still 70% of internal contact came through email and phone.

Solution: Adexchange redesigned the content across the portal – recategorizing departments, issues, FAQs and news updates. We then applied effective communication principles to company emails and IVRs – encouraging contact to channel shift.

Result: Within 4 weeks internal contact through the portal doubled – as traffic through email and phone dwindled. Savings were significant and employee behaviour was altered for good.

Challenge: This global electronics brand was using IVR’s to separate business callers from domestic callers – but too many customers were routing to the wrong contact centre agent.

Solution: Adexchange measured the level of inaccuracy (through data analysis) and isolated the problem menus. The scripts were re-phrased (to align language with caller perception) and self-help recordings were re-drafted. The solution was rolled out in 9 languages across Europe.

Result: Call flow accuracy increased across every territory. Agent time spent transferring callers was slashed by over 15% delivering a global annual saving of $873,000.

Challenge:  The financial services sector is heavily regulated, so our client needed to deliver 3 key improvements: Reduce transfer rates, reduce customer journey time and improve caller experience.

Solution: Adexchange led a complex project – mapping all existing journeys, identifying the problem scripts, negotiating with the FCA over compliance language and finally launching a set of brand new journeys. 

Result: The impact was immediate – key customer journey times reduced by up to 50% and transfer rates between targeted departments and skills groups were slashed by up to 10%.

Challenge: This global IT company encouraged clients to try systems before buying them. However, success was mixed with 10% of systems bought, 25% returned and a massive 65% of systems vanishing as customers failed to return them. That was £20M of technology disappearing every year.'

Solution: Adexchange helped create an automated “approval system”: a series of messages and emails that set an expectation – and presented each customer with a countdown to their return / decision date.

Result: The 65% (£20M) of technology previously vanishing was now returned. Plus (as a bonus) the number of systems sold doubled to 20%. That’s a genuine “win win”!

Challenge:  This TV Shopping Channel needed their new self-service system to handle more customer issues – to date the expensive technology was handling only 17% of contacts with the rest routing to agent.

Solution: Adexchange quickly identified there was no need to change the technology – just develop better journeys through it using more powerful and effective content.

Result: The client was hoping to increase self-service from 17% to 28% - but from day one 60% of customers stayed in the system to self-serve. An ROI that far exceeded client expectation