Call Center / Contact Reporting Options

There are options to the type of reports call centers use. The content in the reports is always based upon the target audience.  The method to display the reporting is also based upon the audience.  

LCD Screens – These screens are placed within the call center, break room, cafeteria, lobby, and senior management offices. The content of the reporting will depend on the location and audience.

• Call center content is skill group information;
• Break Rooms contain skill group information and agent status;
• Cafeterias might have menu information but also agent status and video content;
• Lobbies target the customers, vendors, suppliers and incoming workforce. So content is about the business and all positive, video and local news and weather;
• Senior Management offices have business related content with access to different levels of data.  Contact center data is historical with drill down to real time.

Dashboards – Managers and Supervisors need to see a tremendous amount of data on the business, agents and skill groups both real time and historical information.  Multiple tabs on the dashboard give the user access to the combined and summarized data immediately.

• Real time and Historical content;
• Summarized data from multiple data sources;
• Multilayer reporting from Overall status to group level down to agent level reports

  
Desktops – Call status awareness is critical to the business.  Desktops provide agents with an alert to KPI’s and Metrics that require an immediate resolution.  However, agents also need to know their overall performance to be aware of what they can work on.

• Immediate alerts for multi-channel communications: Voice, Email & Chat;
• Messaging for alerts, information, personal or group content;
• Multiple tabs of content that automatically appear on desktops;
• Minimized to the taskbar but still show critical KPI’s

Mobile Reporting – Reporting that appears on smart phones and tablet PC’s which enables mobility to managers.  The mobility goes beyond just walking the call center floor.  It also includes traveling, critical data from remote meetings, and current real time call center performance.  Managers are busier today than they were years ago.  Mobile reporting helps them complete their daily workload.

• Manager mobility with real time and historical data;
• Call center performance status;
• Real time data access.

Web Based Reporting – Granular drill down reporting provides a summarized report from real time to historical data for the entire call center to groups, agents and individual historical agent performance.  This type of reporting gives managers complete information about the contact center and can be used for call center justifications.

• Collaborated data from multiple data sources;
• Local and remote access for flexibility and mobility;
• Summarized  performance reporting

Email – Alerts and reports via email keep managers and IT aware of the status of the call center.  When a manager is traveling an email alert can be sent out when a critical combined threshold is exceeded.  Managers also receive a daily and weekly performance and status email alert.

• Remote alerts to thresholds being exceeded;
• Daily / weekly status reports;
• IT  department awareness of reporting problems;
• Subject line data and notifications

Contact center reporting is available in multiple formats and can be viewed in different methods. Spectrum can provide reporting that is flexible yet meets the demands a call center manager requires.

Spectrum is a leading provider of Unified Contact Center Reporting.  Contact Spectrum today to discuss your management level report.  For more examples of reporting visit our website and the products page. http://www.specorp.com/products

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Dan Boehm
VP Sales and Marketing
Spectrum
dboehm@specorp.com
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