New Feature: Calls to Agent Ratio – Predictive Service

December 22nd, 2008

CallFire now gives you the ability to set the number of calls dialed per agent!

How the feature works:

The feature will send out multiple calls for each agent that is logged in. You can control the number of calls that are sent, e.g. 1.2 calls per agent. You are immediately connected to the first call that is picked up.

When to use it:

Lets say your list is an average quality list. These lists usually are 50% effective. If you have a list like this you’ll see that for every 2 numbers that is dialed, only 1 number actually answers.  In order to increase the campaign’s efficiency, the "Calls to Agent Ratio" could be sent to 2. That means for every agent you have signed in, two calls will be dialed. This helps because your agents spend less time listening to Custom Music on Hold  and more time talking to your customers or clients! Of course you’ll need evaluate your own lists before using this feature to ensure you are dialing at the appropriate ratio. Watch those call abandon rates! And just in case you’re stuck with a bad list, CallFire lets you set the ratio anywhere between 1 to 4. It’s just one more feature that makes CallFire easy and effective. What’s the best part? It’s offered at the same low price! There’s no extra charge!

Here is how to do it :

 

New Feature: Music on Hold

December 22nd, 2008

A feature that we’ve released a few weeks ago has been the ability for agents to decide their music on hold. They are no longer confined to hearing the same music repeatedly. Agents and volunteers! you now have a choice, and that is a wonderful thing!

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CallFire API Goodies

December 19th, 2008

We’re slowly building out our developer WIKI, part of which includes providing AS-IS (i.e., with no guarantees and warranties) goodies that our API clients can then use to build apps around our CallPeer telephony infrastructure. One such goody is a PHP based web sign-up form that integrates directly with their CallFire account. Further information is available here.