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Web-enabled call centers - services that enable service providers to target the corporate call center market using the same network infrastructure
that supports other IP telephony services.
By combining the human touch of corporate call centers with the interactive
environment of the Internet, online customers can receive personalized
attention without having to disconnect. Customers can surf a corporate
Web site, gather information at their leisure and, when they have a
question requiring a human response, they can simply click on a web-enabled
button to connect to an agent.
Used to connect a person who has provided a telephone number in an online
form with another, predefined number. For example, callback integrated
into your company's web site would allow visitors to get in touch with
a company representative.
Similar to Hosted, but requires the user to provide his or her account number as well. This is useful if, for example, you only want registered
users to be able to initiate a callback session.
Designed for connecting the user to any desired telephone number. This option is similar to Simple, except that here the user must provide
the telephone number he wants to be connected to.
This option facilitates handover to an arbitrary TCL IVR application with user-defined service logic, such as a debit card

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