Here is a quick glance at just a few of the iService email response
management and eCRM screens. Click the link to
enlarge screen samples. To get a more detailed understanding of how iService can
help your organization, view one of our online demos (2 minutes) or
schedule a
"no pressure" live demo (30 minutes).
Submitting Service Requests With Automatic Forms
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In addition to managing inbound email, iService provides
a complete solution for capturing requests via automatically generated
web forms. These forms can include an unlimited number of custom
properties associated with each topical area of the system.
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The Ask a Question Screen
In this example, a user is submitting a request to the HR department to
coordinate interviews for three candidates. Since the topic selected was
the Interviewing topic within the human resources site, the custom
property of "Department" was requested. An unlimited number of
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Managing Email Responses
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Agents have access to a wealth of resources for
providing email response management. The screens below provide a view of
some of the more common scenarios.
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My Message Inbox
Messages are typically assigned using a skills-based
routing approach that is consistent with contact center best practices.
The message inbox provides a very intuitive interface that is simple to
use, yet extremely powerful. Agents have direct access to single-click
responses, secure messaging capabilities, SPAM management, complete
interaction history for the contact, and a wealth of other features. |

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Message Queue Search
Agents can search for interactions using a broad range
of attributes such as subject, body, assigned agent, or any custom
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Supervisor View of MessagesiService provides managers a
complete view of all unanswered interactions in the business segments to
which they have access. Managers can "drill down" into the message
queues and take actions on multiple messages at once. |
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Managing Customer Information
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The customer relationship management aspects of iService
can be easily customized. Information from other systems can be easily
integrated into a single view within iService through the iService Web
Services API.
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Searching Contact Information
The advanced search
features allow agents to search on nearly every field associated with
contacts, including any custom contact properties. Results are
automatically limited to the business segments to which the agent is
granted access.
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Contact Summary
The Contact Summary page is completely configurable, and provides a
quick overview for each contact. It makes an excellent screen to use for
screen pops on incoming calls.
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Contact Details
In addition to standard contact
information, each business segment can create its own custom properties.
For instance, the HR department in this example uses a "department"
field to track information about employees.
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Contact History
iService automatically maintains a
complete history of every interaction. Related conversations are stored
in message threads that show the back and forth interaction including
emails, agent notes, and tickets created. |

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Creating Tickets
Agents can create tickets on behalf of contacts that are routed and
managed using the same rules as incoming email or contact submitted
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Administering And Configuring Sites
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All aspects of the iService system are administered
through its intuitive web interface.
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Contact Summary Admin Page
A contact summary page is available for every contact in the system.
This page is often used for CTI integration within the contact center. |

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Agent Settings Admin Page
All aspects of the system, such as creating agents and
managing their access, are handled through a simple-to-use web
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Creating Custom Interaction Properties
Each business segment can have an unlimited number of
custom properties that can be associated with their message topics. This
information is then requested from the customer whenever a question is
submitted to the topic. |