Customer Etiquette
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The document discusses best practices for customer etiquette when dealing with EDI document flows and issues. It recommends identifying issues clearly, collecting supporting evidence from various departments, and cooling off before contact. When making contact, remain calm and solution-focused, taking notes of details. Follow up by allowing response time, documenting advice, and sharing resolutions across departments. The goal is to resolve issues respectfully without letting personal feelings interfere in customer interactions.
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Providing Exceptional Customer Service
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CUSTOMER_SERVICE_-OUR_PRIORITY by UKAUMUNE CHARLES
1. Customer service should focus on understanding customer values and providing exceptional service beyond expectations.
2. Top-down commitment from management is essential to set the proper tone for frontline staff.
3. Companies must implement specific service standards, reward good employee performance, invest in complaint resolution, and train staff.
4. Understanding who the most profitable customers are and building loyalty among them will help strengthen the business.
The continuum of client communication
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Provide quality customer service
Here are the key steps to responding to a customer request:
1. Listen actively to understand the full nature of the request. Ask clarifying questions as needed.
2. Identify and discuss potential options to fulfill the request, providing recommendations if appropriate.
3. Come to an agreement with the customer on the best course of action.
4. Commit to fulfilling the agreed upon request, including details around delivery, costs, timeline etc.
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Excellent customer service
This document discusses excellent customer service. It begins by explaining that keeping existing customers is more important than attracting new ones, as repeat customers spend more and it costs less to retain them. It then outlines strategies for building customer loyalty like satisfaction and relationships. The document provides tips for good customer service including listening, making promises you can keep, dealing with complaints, and being helpful. It discusses communication skills and provides examples of empathetic and relationship-building phrases. Finally, it offers advice for handling different types of difficult customers through role plays.
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Customer service is the provision of service to customers before, during, and after a purchase. It is important for customer-facing employees to present themselves professionally through their appearance, facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice. Proper listening, understanding the customer's perspective, and going the extra mile are keys to resolving customer issues effectively. The overall goal is to ensure customers feel respected and have a positive experience.
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