Inbound IVR

IVR (Triggers and Actions)

Your Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system certainly offers a comprehensive set of features to enhance business communication. Here's a breakdown of how each feature can benefit your customers and your business:

Gateway to IVR

This feature allows you to set up a unique phone number as the entry point to your IVR system. It provides a personalized and efficient way for customers to initiate conversations with your business.

Record Voicemail Action

By enabling callers to leave voicemails, you give them an opportunity to provide feedback, ask questions, or share their thoughts about your products or services. The configurable options, such as recording duration and stopping conditions, help ensure the quality and relevance of the voicemails you receive.

Say/Play Action

This feature lets you deliver professionally crafted messages or use text-to-speech technology to communicate with callers. It's a versatile tool for sharing information, promotions, or instructions, and you can control the message content and repetition to match your communication goals.

IVR Gather

Collecting user input is essential for guiding callers to the right information or department. With IVR Gather, you can customize messages, provide options, and control the input collection process. This feature enhances engagement and ensures that callers can make informed choices.

Conditional Logic for IVR Gather

Conditional logic adds a layer of sophistication to your IVR system. It allows you to route callers based on their input, offering different options or actions depending on their keypress choices. This makes the IVR system more dynamic and adaptable to various customer needs.

IVR Connect Call

Connecting callers to the right resources promptly is crucial for customer satisfaction. This feature streamlines the call routing process, reducing wait times and ensuring that callers are directed to the appropriate department or individual efficiently.

The provided business example of a Hair Salon demonstrates how your IVR system can be used to guide customers through a customized experience, from choosing services to connecting with a salon coordinator. This can enhance customer satisfaction and streamline the booking process.

It's important to keep the following considerations in mind:

  1. Workflow Publication: Ensure that you've published the workflow before customers call the designated phone number. This ensures that the IVR system functions as intended when customers initiate calls.
  2. Workflow Handling: If a call ends at any point in the workflow, the contact should be appropriately moved to the next steps in the workflow. This ensures that the customer journey remains seamless.
  3. Caller Exits: If a caller exits the workflow, the call should be disconnected by the workflow. This helps maintain efficient call management and ensures that customers are not left in an incomplete or confusing state within the IVR system.

Overall, your IVR system appears to be a valuable tool for enhancing customer interactions and streamlining communication processes within your business, particularly for LC Phone customers.

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