TCN Announces Integration Partnership with CallMiner, Enhancing Its Cloud-Based Contact Center Platform with Speech Analytics
ST. GEORGE, Utah & WALTHAM, Mass. (PRWEB) April 10, 2018 -- TCN, Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based call center technology for enterprises, contact centers, BPOs and collection agencies worldwide, today announced its integration partnership with CallMiner, the award-winning platform provider of speech and customer engagement analytics. Under the partnership, TCN will fully integrate its advanced cloud-based contact center solution, Platform 3.0, with CallMiner Eureka, the leading speech analytics platform. This integration will enable contact centers to improve call center and agent performance and optimize customer experience, while increasing efficiency and reducing compliance risk.
Offered as TCN Speech Analytics powered by CallMiner, the new call analytics tool captures 100 percent of contact center conversations, uncovering deep actionable insights into the relationship between contact center agents’ actions and customer satisfaction. TCN Speech Analytics transforms each call into a fully searchable and taggable text transcript with direct links to relevant audio sources in near real time. The highly flexible search engine makes it easy to retrieve calls by searching for words, phrases, acoustic measures (such as silence) or call attributes (such as agent). With speech and customer engagement analytics, contact centers can better monitor, manage and communicate with their customers to improve overall operations.
“We are proud to partner with leading technology companies, such as CallMiner, to offer new and innovative solutions to our customers,” said Terrel Bird, co-founder and CEO of TCN. “With TCN Speech Analytics, our global customers will have access to full speech transcription, smart search and discovery tools, and the ability to make well-informed decisions based on agent performance.”
Fully integrated with CallMiner’s customer engagement and speech analytics technology, TCN’s Platform 3.0 now offers the following key features:
- Advanced searching and filtering – Highly flexible search engine for searching and filtering call and chat transcripts (i.e. can search by words, acoustic measures and metadata)
- Contextual call playback – Playback of call audio is synched to all text transcripts. Select the words, phrases, search hits or tags and listen to the associated audio clip
- Tagging and commenting – Agents can add comments to transcripts and tag lists of calls or specific portions of the transcript within a call for review
- TopicMiner® discovery tool – Highlights interesting insights and moments in transcripts for any set of calls retrieved through search
- Full PCI redaction – The platform is independently PCI (Payment Card Industry) certified for data security and confidentiality. PCI data is fully redacted during ingestion from both text transcripts and call audio to prevent exposure of sensitive customer information
“We are excited to partner with TCN to improve how companies track and manage contact center performance to transform their operations,” said Paul Bernard, president and CEO of CallMiner. “By offering both our Enterprise and Starter editions of CallMiner Eureka, this new partnership allows TCN to enable contact centers, collection agencies and BPOs of all sizes the opportunity to record, transcribe and obtain invaluable insights from every customer call.”
TCN Speech Analytics is hosted on top of TCN’s advanced cloud-based contact center suite, Platform 3.0, a multichannel communications platform designed with productivity and efficiency in mind. From inbound, outbound and blended call flows, to SMS texting and voicemail drop technology, Platform 3.0 provides businesses with the power to directly engage with their customers. The advanced, cloud-based contact center suite eliminates the need for complicated hardware and improves connectivity between agents and customers, increasing efficiency without the need for additional staff.
To learn more about TCN Speech Analytics, visit: http://info.tcnp3.com/tcn-speech-analytics
About TCN
TCN is a leading provider of cloud-based call center technology for enterprises, contact centers, BPOs, and collection agencies worldwide. Founded in 1999, TCN combines a deep understanding of the needs of call center users with a highly affordable delivery model, ensuring immediate access to robust call center technology, such as predictive dialer, IVR, call recording, and business analytics required to optimize operations and adhere to TCPA regulations. Its “always-on” cloud-based delivery model provides customers with immediate access to the latest version of the TCN solution, as well as the ability to quickly and easily scale and adjust to evolving business needs. TCN serves various Fortune 500 companies and enterprises in multiple industries including newspaper, collection, education, healthcare, automotive, political, customer service, and marketing. For more information, visit http://www.tcnp3.com or follow on Twitter @tcn.
About CallMiner
CallMiner believes that fast resolution is the fundamental driver of positive customer experiences. When contact center agents and others responsible for customer engagement are empowered by insight and near real-time feedback, they can dramatically improve the rate of positive outcomes. With the tagline “Listen to Your Customers, Improve Your Business” our goal is to help companies automate the overwhelming process of extracting insight from phone calls, chats, emails and social media to dramatically improve customer service and sales, reduce the cost of service delivery, mitigate risk, and identify areas for process and product improvement. Highlighted by multiple customer achievement awards, including seven Speech Technology implementation awards in the past five years, CallMiner has consistently ranked number one in customer satisfaction, including surveys conducted by DMG Consulting and Ovum. http://www.callminer.com.
Michiko Morales, Gabriel Marketing Group, +1 571-455-9996, [email protected]
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