NCP can now react and resource for changes immediately – improving call handling and customer experience.
What’s the correlation between an airline and a car park services provider? Well, when airline Monarch collapsed, 110,000 people were left stranded abroad and many had cars parked at UK airports. The Monarch crisis sparked a huge workload spike for the NCP contact centre.
Enhancing customer experience (CX) has always been high on the agenda for the multi-award winning car park operator. And they didn’t let the impact of this unexpected event throw their contact centre into chaos.
This was the first major incident that NCP faced since they had deployed Liberty Converse, our omnichannel contact centre solution.
“From a customer services perspective, the airline crisis was tough. But having full visibility of customer contact put us in a strong position. We were able to assess demand vs. available resource and respond to deliver the best service possible.”
Sonia Anderson
Resource Planning, Data Analytics and Insight Professional, NCP
“Delivering great customer experience has always been important to NCP. As the frontline of our brand, our contact centre plays a vital role within this. The ability to understand our data in real-time and ask ‘why’ ensures we are well-equipped to deliver positive outcomes, even in unexpected circumstances.”
Hema Nagar
Head of Marketing, NCP
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