Challenge
Federal agencies only meet 21% of customer needs on the first attempt, forcing frustrated citizens to more expensive phone and in-person channels for resolution.
Customer loyalty is earned, and kept, from the experience you deliver. In today’s hyper-competitive world, The Clearing’s CX consultants help you identify and solve gaps in customer experience that can make a difference in meeting your goals.
CX stands for customer experience and refers to the cumulative perception your customers form as a result of their interactions with your people, processes, system, reviews, and other factors at various touchpoints along their journey.
Organizations seeking to improve their customer experience should focus on the following activities:
CX encompasses all touch points within a customer journey, and as such CX improvements are more proactive. Customer services covers one stage of the entire customer journey, often in a reactive manner vs. proactive.
The Clearing’s customer experience consultants have identified three core areas of a positive customer experience:
Customer experience improvements have been demonstrated to improve business performance in the areas below:
Several key metrics and methods to measure CX improvement exist, including::
User journeys, also known as customer journeys, are crucial in understanding and enhancing the Customer Experience (CX). A user journey maps out the various touchpoints and interactions a customer has with a product, service, or brand over time. User Journeys can be used in CX in a variety of ways, including to understand customer pain points and interactions, to enhance customer engagement, to improve customer satisfaction, to support data-making decision-making, and more.
Personas are detailed, semi-fictional representations of your ideal customers based on real-world research and data about your customers. Creating and using customer personas as a tool can significantly enhance the Customer Experience (CX). Personas can be used for a variety of reasons, including to better understand customer needs; to help your organization tailor your services and offerings; to improve customer segmentation; to design user-centric experiences; to build employee training and development, and more.
In The Clearing’s experience, organizations that improve their employee experience can expect to see improvements in engagement, satisfaction, and retention. These improvements ultimately lead to enhanced performance and reputation.