Drivers wait behind customers
A driver with a delivery in progress should not hold in the same line as a general inquiry.
Dispatch and logistics
Driver lines skip ahead of customer calls, and the dispatcher sees the driver’s open job when they pick up.
A driver with a delivery in progress should not hold in the same line as a general inquiry.
They have to ask which job the driver means before they can help.
Texting a customer from a different number splits the conversation.
A call comes in on the dispatch line.
Recognized, then Priority dispatch queue
Order number, then Customer service queue
Dispatch sees the open job on pickup, and customer updates go out as texts from the same number.
Each one runs on the same numbers, routing and customer record.
A priority dispatch queue, a customer service queue and a live wallboard.
View contact centerText updates from the same number the customer called.
View business phoneAt Okafor Logistics a driver’s number is recognized and sent to the priority dispatch queue. A customer who gives an order number goes to customer service. The dispatcher who picks up the driver’s call already has the open job on screen.
An example with a fictional company.
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Contact usDriver numbers are recognized and sent to a priority dispatch queue, so they are answered ahead of customer calls.
The driver’s open job, so the call starts with the context already in front of them.
Yes. Both run on the same platform, so adding queues and agents later needs no migration.
You have seen the workspace, the wallboard and the plan. Bring your current call flows and we will walk through them using your own numbers.