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Voice of the Customer

 

Our mission is to continually evolve our customer experience platform to simplify each interaction while transcending the expectations of the customers, the agents and our clients. The customer's voice is what matters most, ultimately laying the groundwork for the entire experience lifecycle.

 

We endlessly listen to the customer, and a familiar thread we hear is that "companies work hard to get my business, but do not service me at the level I expect after I've made a purchase". It's not uncommon for companies to expend more energy on attracting new customers versus caring for the existing ones. Our research has shown that the majority of the CRM and customer service platforms in the market are still designed from the inside-out approach, optimizing enterprise processes often at the expense of the customer experience. The opinion loop from the customer into these platforms still remains a significant void. RiverStar uses retention innovation and feedback mechanisms in order to maximize competitive advantage and customer loyalty for our clients.

 

Yes, we listen to our clients, but we REALLY listen to their customers about the interactions that they expect out of companies. Using the outside-in approach, RiverStar engages customers in collaborative conversation and weaves the resulting insights into the fabric of process-based interactions; creating the foundation of our product road map. If the customer is loyal, so is our client!

 

 

The way consumers interact with companies is evolving

-- According to research firm, eConsultancy, 90% of consumers online trust recommendations from people they know; 70% trust opinions of unknown users.

 

-- 67% of shoppers spend more online after recommendations from online community of friends, based on a May 2009 study by Internet Retailer.

 

-- A research study by Performics and ROI Research found that 48% of people who see a brand's name on Twitter go to a search engine to look for the product, compared with 34% on social networks.