How do you evaluate a CSR on booking performance fairly?
Compare like with like. Control for call mix, lead source, time of day and what the schedule could actually offer, then evaluate behaviors you can coach r…
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Booking rates, capacity, estimates and the service journey.
Compare like with like. Control for call mix, lead source, time of day and what the schedule could actually offer, then evaluate behaviors you can coach r…
Use three tests together: time since the last visit, whether the complaint matches the prior work, and whether the same component or system is involved. A…
Check three things: your booking rate as call volume rises, how far out your first available appointment sits, and how much of your technicians' day is bi…
Booked-to-completed loss usually comes from four causes: the customer solved it another way while waiting, nobody was home or the unit was inaccessible, y…
A callback is a return visit for the same issue within a defined window, producing no new revenue. Define the window, flag the job at creation, and the da…
Average ticket is a mix statistic before it is a performance statistic. It moves when job mix changes, when option presentation changes, and when the righ…
Most after-hours callers do not leave a voicemail and do not call back. They dial the next company. Recovery starts with knowing the calls happened: a log…
Booking rate is booked jobs divided by bookable opportunities. The argument is always about the denominator. Measured against every inbound call it looks …
The dominant cause is time. The longer the gap between booking and appointment, the more chances the customer has to solve the problem another way or find…
Three mechanisms stack on peak days. Calls arrive faster than they can be answered, so more are never handled. The board is already full, so agents offer …
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