The promise of convenience.

There’s an implicit promise in convenience services. One that we try to build into ZippyAssist, because it’s right there in the name: “convenience”.

For Zippy, it means trying to build convenience into the customer experience when something goes wrong, and they need to reach out for help or support. Things like:

• Simple text activation, using machine IDs.

• An efficient way for customers to provide information

• Little notifications to let them know when something has happened

• Support for Spanish and French for customers who speak those languages

It also means making things simple and easy for operators and their people.

• A task-focused dashboard design

• Simple processes for the most common tasks

• All relevant information at hand

• Automations, integrations and workflows to reduce work or speed things up

Luckily, most customers in unattended and self-service understand that things can go wrong from time to time. But if the experience of getting help doesn’t deliver on that promise of convenience – if it’s difficult, slow, or complicated – it can lead to frustrated customers, lost revenue, and lost accounts.

But also, the experience of getting help doesn’t have to be perfect. Most customers are understanding, and often they just want to be heard. And give them an experience beyond what they expect, and you’ll quickly turn a disgruntled customer into a loyal one.

Feedback from customers who have received help from operators via ZippyAssist.

While it’s not possible to undo someone’s disappointing experience, it is entirely possible to make their next experience a much better one.

That’s why ZippyAssist exists.

If that’s something you believe, too, get in touch and let’s chat about how Zippy can help deliver the promise of convenience, even when the unexpected happens.