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Handled By: Homeowner-trained Support Agents

Background: There may be instances when an irate customer may request to be elevated to leadership, or their complaint/concern requires special research and handling.

Process Overview

STEP

ACTION

1

Note: Please use /wiki/spaces/CX/pages/2983231591, when applicable, to de-escalate an irate customer

2

  • Ask the customer if they would allow us the opportunity to review the concern further and contact them with an update within 1 day

  • Review the matrix below for the next steps

IF:

THEN:

Customer agrees to wait for a follow-up

Reminder: For phone calls/chats, first convert the CXOne interaction to an EBH Ticket

Customer refuses to wait for a follow-up

  • Advise them that you will attempt to connect them; however, if unavailable, they will be prompted to leave a voicemail

  • Attempt to warm transfer the customer to a Resolution Specialist

    • Is a Resolution Specialist available within 30 seconds?

      • If yes:

        • Discuss the customer’s concern

        • If accepted for handling, complete the transfer

      • If no:

        • Go to Step 3

3

  • Attempt to warm transfer the customer to a Team Supervisor

    • Is a Team Supervisor available within 30 seconds?

      • If yes:

        • Discuss the customer’s concern

        • If accepted for handling, complete the transfer

      • If no,

        • Complete the transfer for customer to leave a voicemail

        • Stop

Sensitive Issues that Warrant Additional Review

QUALIFIERS

  • Retained or contacted a lawyer/legal counsel

  • Fraudulent claims

  • Illegal actions

  • Agreement violations

  • Falsified records

  • Mischaracterization

  • Nonregistered company

  • Slander

  • Better Business Bureau complaint

  • Social media complaint

  • Unlicensed contractor

  • Foreclosure notice

  • Lien requests from creditors against installers or homeowners

  • Customer privacy concerns

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