Working in partnership with you, Echo can improve every aspect of your customer contact. By using the right people working with the right processes, our highly skilled and empowered teams listen and understand your customers and deliver on your objectives every time.
We have a very agile approach, reducing the time it takes for you to fulfil your objectives. For your customers, everything is simplified with access to their preferred communication channel 24/7. They speak to you when they need to, and in the way that they want. And because our teams are immersed in your world, your customers get answers relevant to their needs.
We understand that customer expectations are constantly evolving, and that's why we never stand still. We question, challenge and improve wherever possible. So while our best practice processes are proven to reduce the cost of serving your customers, they are also constantly fine-tuned as we adapt and innovate to further improve our service. We are creative with technology, ensuring your customers are at the heart of everything we do.
Did you know that Echo is a member of the Institute of Customer Service? Find out more about the Institute here.
“We are delighted to be partnering with Echo Managed Services to further boost engagement with our customers. We are very proud of the excellent customer service we deliver and this will help us build on this to ensure our customers receive a consistently high quality service.”
Andrew Giles, Payment & Credit Control Manager, Electric Ireland
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