FAQs
What is the primary role of an Analyst in this position?
The primary role of an Analyst is to provide effective technical support to the process and resolve client issues directly or through timely escalation, ensuring adherence to process SLAs.
What types of client requests will an Analyst handle?
An Analyst will handle all incoming help requests from clients via telephone and/or emails, focusing on diagnosing and troubleshooting issues related to the products and services offered.
What tools will an Analyst use to track client queries?
An Analyst will use the designated tracking software to accurately process and record all incoming calls and emails, as well as the RAVE system to update availability and productivity.
How is customer service performance measured for this role?
Customer service performance is measured through the number of cases resolved per day, compliance with process and quality standards, meeting process-level SLAs, pulse scores, and customer feedback.
What kind of training is required for this position?
Analysts are required to undertake product training to stay current with product features and participate in any product-specific training per client requirements or recommendations.
What is expected in terms of communication with clients?
Analysts are expected to communicate effectively and courteously with clients, assisting them in navigating product menus, troubleshooting issues, and documenting all interactions accurately.
What are the behavioral competencies required for this role?
The behavioral competencies required include collaborative working, problem-solving and decision-making, attention to detail, execution excellence, client (internal) centricity, and effective communication.
How will Analysts escalate serious client issues?
Analysts will identify red flags and escalate serious client issues to the Team Leader if resolutions are not provided in a timely manner, ensuring that significant issues are addressed promptly.
What is the importance of maintaining knowledge bases for Analysts?
Maintaining knowledge bases is crucial for Analysts as it enables them to access internal resources and frequently asked questions to provide effective problem resolution and speed up the resolution time for clients.
Is there a focus on self-management for this role?
Yes, self-management is emphasized, with performance metrics including productivity, efficiency, absenteeism, training hours, and the number of technical training completed.