Glossary of terms

First Call Resolution (FCR)

Explanation:

First Call Resolution (FCR) refers to the ability of a call center to resolve a customer's issue or inquiry during the first interaction without the need for follow-up or escalation. FCR is a key performance metric that reflects the efficiency and effectiveness of call center agents in addressing customer needs.

Best Practices:

  • Empower Agents with Knowledge: Ensure that agents have access to comprehensive resources, such as a knowledge base or CRM system, to resolve issues quickly.
  • Provide Training and Support: Train agents to handle a wide range of issues and provide them with the necessary tools and information to resolve problems on the spot.
  • Set Realistic Expectations: Set clear expectations with customers regarding resolution times and inform them when an issue will require follow-up or escalation.
  • Monitor FCR Rates: Regularly track and analyze FCR rates to identify areas for improvement and determine whether issues are being resolved on the first call.

How Daktela Can Help:

Currently, Daktela does not have a specific function to directly track First Call Resolution (FCR). However, this feature could be added in the future. In the meantime, Daktela provides real-time access to customer data and history, which can help agents resolve issues quickly. With CRM integration and intelligent call routing, agents are better equipped to address customer concerns on the first interaction, contributing to improved FCR. The system's reporting tools can also help identify trends that could support the optimization of FCR.