PREMIER CALL AND DEFECT

TRACKING SYSTEM


CustomerFirst® is the premier call and defect tracking system for the 90s. It is the only system designed for software companies providing support directly to their customers.

CustomerFirst manages the workflow through your organization from the time a problem is first reported until it is finally resolved.

CustomerFirst tracks each incident of a problem including information about the customer such as:

With CustomerFirst, you can respond to your increasing workload without a proportional increase in staff, improve the quality of your products, and deliver better service to your customers. CustomerFirst helps increase your revenues and profitability by providing the service necessary to attract and to retain satisfied customers.

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Key Features and Benefits


 

CustomerFirst HELPS CUSTOMER SUPPORT

CustomerFirst allows Customer Support to respond rapidly to technical questions by efficiently searching a knowledgebase of solutions to known problems. Unlike other systems that require a large investment of your time upfront to set up their "Engines," your CustomerFirst knowledge base builds itself as your organization uses it.

Your reps will access customer records quickly, easily, and respond to the next call in the queue. They will be able to record and link reports of the same or similar problems, and build a "common problems" knowledgebase. Therefore, better service will be provided by the information being made available to them to solve customer problems.

CustomerFirst HELPS DEVELOPMENT

By using a two-tiered method to track information, CustomerFirst offers a complete problem/defect tracking system for your software development department such as:

CustomerFirst HELPS MANAGEMENT

The benefits to management are clear: better overall tracking and analysis, improved customer service, and increased revenues and profitability.

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