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Desk.com: Making Customer Service Suck Less
Salesforce.com (News
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Even the most patient people have a snapping point. Want to test someone’s? Tell them to fly Continental Airlines, and then watch them as they call the airline with a service issue. Here they may experience what it is like to have their life put on hold, repeat personal problems over and over again to a series of different strangers—and have the experience set to a Kenny G soundtrack. Um, no thanks. That is why many voice their service complaints on Facebook, Twitter (News - Alert) or send e-mails.
Certain companies, like Pandora, are eager to address customer concerns regardless of what type of media was used to voice complaints. Pandora’s (News - Alert) secret? Assistly. Assistly is a customer service tool that consolidates complaints from various portals using the cloud to filter everything into one clean system. Customer service representatives can access complaints regardless from where they came, and in addition, address customer needs in the order in which they arrive.
However, Assistly is geared towards bigger companies, so smaller companies eager to address customer needs would have had their customer service employees check each and every media venue in order to stay on top of complaints. Introducing Desk.com. Desk.com is brought to you by the creators of Assistly and is designed with smaller- to medium-sized businesses in mind. Desk.com costs about $49 a month per service representative. This may still seem costly, but unless you are Continental Airlines, you may not be able to afford to lose customers, and for many, bad customer service is a deal-breaker.
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Julie Griffin has a B.A. in English from the University of Kentucky and covers technology news and communications related topics. Known best for her various web publications, Griffin also occasionally contributes to local press.
Edited by Rich Steeves

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