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Zappix unveils smartphone based customer care solution for utilities

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BOSTON, USA: Zappix unveiled its proven enterprise-class Utility customer care Visual IVR and Self-Service mobile app solution that is based on its cloud-based multi-channel consumer engagement mobile platform.

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Water, gas and electric utilities of any size are now able to provide an intuitive, convenient and adaptive experience to their customers on iPhones and Android smartphones.

Utility's customers can navigate smart visual menus on the phone before placing a call and get to the right CSR every time or access self-service options in a multitude of ways whether it is through voice or digital channels using Utility website or on-demand native app capabilities.

Not only does this reduce customer frustration associated with annoying IVR options but also empowers them to access self-service on the same device just as they are about to place a call.

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Through the free iOS and Android mobile app, Utility customers have options to securely manage their accounts, report outages or emergencies, access SMS/email/social media with one click, view documents and multimedia content etc. via IVR, mobile-ready websites or from within the app.

Utilities can easily configure in-app alerts and notifications, provide information on phone screen while the call is in progress, collect customer experience feedback with one click and derive insights from customer journeys across multiple channels.

Amol Joshi, president and CEO of Zappix said, "Our modular solution allows a Utility start with one channel and extends to other channels in stages or start with a full multi-channel native-app deployment - all within days or maximum two weeks. Unlike other solutions, Zappix mobile technology is already proven with consumers and can work with any IVR, CRM or ERP system."

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Utilities that subscribe to the Zappix service can configure the Consumer Engagement -with the Cloud-based Zappix Management Console which itself is intuitive and designed for the non-technical user. Utility customers pay an initial, one-time set up fee while subscription fees for access to the Zappix Management Console start at $200 per month.

Zappix recently announced successful deployment of the Utility Visual IVR and web self-service components of the solution at a publicly traded utility company serving seven states in the US.

 

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