Community Support Specialist

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Summary

Customer service deliverables are specific outcomes or results that a customer service team is expected to achieve. These deliverables can vary depending on the organization and industry. It's important for organizations to define and track these customer service deliverables to ensure that their customer service teams are meeting customer expectations and contributing to overall business success.

What's included

  • Manage the entire lifecycle of users and going above and beyond client's expectations

    This means providing timely support responses, jumping on a call with users who need help, creating resources to improve users’ ability to be successful on platforms, sharing a loom/video guiding the user in the right direction, etc.

  • Response time

    Delivering timely responses to customer inquiries and issues. This can be measured by average response time or by meeting predefined targets for response time.

  • Satisfaction rating

    Ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction and receiving positive feedback. This can be measured through customer surveys, ratings, or reviews.

  • First call resolution

    Resolving customer issues or questions during the first interaction, without the need for further follow-up. This is often measured as a percentage of cases resolved on the first contact.

  • Service level agreement (SLA) compliance

    Meeting or exceeding the agreed-upon service level targets, such as response time, resolution time, or availability. SLAs are often defined in contracts or agreements between a company and its customers.

  • Retention rate

    Maintaining a high percentage of customers and reducing customer churn. This can be measured by tracking the number of customers retained over a specific period.

  • Escalation rate

    Minimizing the number of customer issues that need to be escalated to higher levels of management or specialized teams. This can be measured by tracking the percentage of cases that required escalation.

  • Quality assurance

    Ensuring that the customer service team delivers consistent and high-quality service. This can be measured through quality monitoring, audits, or assessments of customer interactions.

  • Knowledge base or self-service availability

    Providing customers with easy access to information and resources to answer their own questions or resolve their own issues. This can be measured by Knowledge base or self-service availability, tracking the usage and effectiveness of self-service tools or knowledge base articles.

  • Net Promoter Score (NPS)

    Measuring customer loyalty and likelihood to recommend the company. NPS is often measured through customer surveys and is used as an indicator of overall customer satisfaction and advocacy.


Skills and tools

Data Analyst
Account Manager
Community Support Specialist
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Google Docs
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