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Customize your forecast analysis period

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Accuracy for our forecast is paramount when we are planning our schedules and staffing needs, which is why outliers in past volume data can be a serious pain. This is why you can now define which data Zendesk WFM uses when generating the forecast. The post Customize your forecast analysis period appeared first on Zendesk.

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Improving operations through customer-centricity with Wine.com’s Addie Wallace

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That experience can be just as challenging online, which is why Wine.com places great value on delivering a stellar, personalized customer experience. For example, Wine.com provides live assistance from sommeliers to guide customers toward the right wines.

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Why self-service and the employee experience drive cost savings with VirginPulse’s Michael Pace

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VirginPulse’s Michael Pace, vice president of member services, explains in the latest episode of Conversations with Zendesk that his company took a two-pronged approach. In Member Services, the employee experience is the most important part of the customer experience,” he said.

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Introducing tailored staffing parameters by channel type

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Previously, Zendesk WFM would default minimum staffing to two during low/no volume times as one person may take a break. Why this is important: When teams have customers call in after hours, unless a voicemail service is offered, we generally won’t see callbacks take place.

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Zendesk WFM: Introducing customizable business hours in Forecast

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You can now show staffing forecasts based on operational hours right inside Zendesk WFM. If no one is on staff in the evening, and you have non-live customer requests pouring in, you’ll probably have some sort of backlog in the mornings when your team starts their work day.

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Translating iconic experiences to a digital space—with Aesop’s Carine McGinnity

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We have a very distinct and recognizable customer experience within our stores.” Much of that experience hinges on engaging nearly all of a customers’ senses—seeing the products, smelling and touching them, and connecting through meaningful conversations with retail consultants.

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Developing a scalable customer feedback strategy with Squarespace’s Rapha Fontes

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After Squarespace launched in 2004, its sole employee for several years was founder Anthony Casalena, who steadily built up his website building business by maintaining an intense focus on customer satisfaction and feedback. Now, almost two decades later, the publicly-traded company continues to place great importance on customer feedback.

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