The Seattle Times newspaper needed a new IVR solution that would promote better usage and call containment than their legacy system. They also needed a solution that could integrate with their planned new CRM. VoicePort’s CircPort® met and exceeded the newspaper’s goals.
Star Tribune
"It was time for a change. Speech recognition is a superior technology to that of touch-tone, providing our customers with a better caller experience. Having already deployed speech automation in classified, the implementation of CircPort builds on our continual efforts to utilize speech across the newspaper."
Cox Newspapers
"Speech is a proven, effective IVR solution, in many ways superior and better received than touch-tone. CircPort will decrease our call center costs without sacrificing the caller experience."
Media General
"Voice Port offers advanced voice recognition technology and will offer its system as a service provider, thereby eliminating the concerns about a large capital expense. The cost of entry is actually very low. Charlottesville has been experimenting with Voice Port for the past several months and the results have been exciting. We have seen some days where Voice Port has answered up to 70% of all calls sent to it."
The Las Vegas Review Journal has selected VoicePort, LLC as their provider of inbound-self-service using advanced voice recognition IVR as part of a continued drive for improved customer service and experience. This expanded deployment of VoicePort’s cloud...
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Read MoreOahu Publications, Inc (OPI) and A Marketing Resource LLC (AMR) have selected VoicePort LLC to provide subscribers with quality customer care by utilizing an intuitive interactive voice response system. Since its establishment in 2001, Oahu Publications Inc. h...
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