I like the strong protection of not having to maintain my own hardware and knowing that inContact is always upgrading their software, ensuring multiple location redundancies, and always looking out for its clients. I have learned to do many valuable things...
I dislike the fact that, I can't see caller id, missed calls are- not able to be identified and the calls go to the voicemail of the destination number vs an office vm. I wfh, so calls are directed to my house line and vms are left on my home vmail...
We can easily grab the information needed for process improvement. We can also do quick studies on new policies that are put in place. Report functions are user-friendly.
The compelling competition of balancing work and personal life.
I like the strong protection of not having to maintain my own hardware and knowing that inContact is always upgrading their software, ensuring multiple location redundancies, and always looking out for its clients. I have learned to do many valuable things...
We can easily grab the information needed for process improvement. We can also do quick studies on new policies that are put in place. Report functions are user-friendly.
I dislike the fact that, I can't see caller id, missed calls are- not able to be identified and the calls go to the voicemail of the destination number vs an office vm. I wfh, so calls are directed to my house line and vms are left on my home vmail...
The compelling competition of balancing work and personal life.