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29% reduction in order-to-contact ratio
Fragmented, slow support to unified, fast customer service
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The case study grounds the before-state in concrete operational pain: agents could not link tickets to a single customer, analytics were limited, and wait times spiked at peak. The 29% reduction in order-to-contact ratio and the 10x SMS contact growth give the story two distinct numbers to anchor on, though the piece is slightly ambiguous between efficiency gains and volume breakthrough. The mechanism is clear enough: sunsetting the ticketing system, expanding SMS and chat, and deploying Answers as a single knowledge-base source of truth.
Pair a ratio metric (order-to-contact reduction) with a volume metric (10x SMS growth) to show that deflection and scale happened simultaneously, making the ROI case harder to dismiss.
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