FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Analyst role?
The primary purpose of the Analyst role is to provide effective technical support to the process, actively resolve client issues, and meet process SLAs.
What type of queries will Analysts be handling?
Analysts will be handling incoming help requests from clients via telephone and/or emails, including troubleshooting product-related issues.
How should Analysts document client interactions?
Analysts are required to document all pertinent end-user identification information, problem-solving steps taken, and total successful and unsuccessful resolutions.
What systems should Analysts use to track their availability?
Analysts should update their availability in the RAVE system to ensure process productivity.
What steps should be taken if a client issue cannot be resolved immediately?
If a client issue cannot be resolved immediately, Analysts should identify red flags and escalate serious client issues to the Team Leader.
How is performance measured for Analysts?
Performance for Analysts is measured by factors such as the number of cases resolved per day, compliance to process and quality standards, meeting service level agreements (SLAs), and customer feedback.
What opportunities for training and development are available for Analysts?
Analysts have opportunities for product training, participating in self-learning, and collaborating with team leaders to identify training themes.
How important is effective customer service in this role?
Delivering excellent customer service is crucial in this role, as Analysts must effectively diagnose and troubleshoot client queries in a professional and courteous manner.
What kind of stakeholder interactions can Analysts expect?
Analysts can expect to interact with various stakeholders, including Team Leaders for performance review, HR for employee engagement, and clients for query resolution.
What competencies are required for this role?
Required competencies include process knowledge, collaborative working, problem-solving and decision-making, attention to detail, execution excellence, client centricity, and effective communication.