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Integrating Salesforce with a Computer Telephony System (CTI) enables business representatives to manage sales operations efficiently. Connect with our experts today, we are one of the salesforce development company in UAE. For more information visit https://smaartt.com/ or drop a mail to [email protected] or contact +9714 583 6868.
Salesforce CTI Integration | Smaartt Digital Consulting
Salesforce CTI Integration | Smaartt Digital Consulting Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) is about connecting your phone system with the computer system. Improve sales and service with CTI data connector with the following: • Identify and route incoming calls to the right department or person. • Log, record and store calls for QA and compliance. What is Computer • Enable agents to auto-dial contacts or use click-to-dial Telephony option Integration? • Embed a soft-phone dial pad into your Salesforce interface for Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls or the traditional PSTN (public switched telephone network). • Provide pop-up screens to the agents with caller information, and on account, open cases, and call history. • Track and measure the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as average handle time, first-call resolution and percentage of dropped calls. What are the Benefits of CTI with Salesforce? CTI for Salesforce helps in improved customer satisfaction by customer service reps and closure of deals by the sales team. Convert the leads into sales by personalized conversations with prospects, stored in the CRM, Click-to-dial and automated dialing helps the sales reps to connect to the prospects over a phone call. Reach out to the right live agent through self-service or Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system . Offer skill-based routing through the system. The system can direct calls to agents with options such as “next available agents” or agents who have a specific skill set for resolving some problem . Work on calls based on information stored in the CRM and also updated from time to time through dynamic call routing. CTI Integration with Salesforce works in two ways and these are: Use Open CTI tools: Open CTI, also known as Salesforce CRM Call Centre is a tool developed by Salesforce.com. It helps in integration with third-party CTI systems. The best part of using the software is that it is browser-based and enables the developers to take full advantage of the cloud architecture. The How Does CTI Integration following are essential for Open CTI: with Salesforce Work? Knowledge on JavaScript, CSS, HTML, CTI Adaptors, Visualforce APIs, and Salesforce CRM Call Centre. Use a component called Salesforce.com Open CTI API. Use Asynchronous JavaScript Asterisk Manager (AJAM), customized and deployed in the server. How Does CTI Integration with Salesforce Work? • Telephony Service Provider APIs • The earlier version of Salesforce with desktop telephony system had technological limitations in the form of CTI- to-desktop model and not CTI-to-Desktop-to-Browser model, which reduced the time lag. Now, Telephony Service Provider APIs are used. It uses the following components for connecting to calls: • Integration adaptors of Telephony Service Provider APIs • Custom Apex classes • Visualforce classes • Salesforce.com CTI Adaptors We are one of the We follow a customer-centric salesforce development comp approach and with years of any in UAE experience working on . The team follows a global Salesforce, we guarantee delivery model ensuring we successful and timely learn as much as we can deliveries of your projects about your business regardless of the size of processes followed by complexities. implementation of scalable and cost-effective solutions. Why Choose us Our highly driven team of At Smaartt Digital Consulting, consultants have a sound we provide both understanding of the onshore/offshore complete business operations development and support and its intricate processes. solutions. Contact us: •For more information visit https://smaartt.com/ •or drop a mail to [email protected] •or contact +9714 583 6868
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