
digital customer service,
digital transformation,
Published on Thu May 15 2025
Updated on Fri May 16 2025
4 minute read
In the last 5 years, Customer Experience experts have told companies they must delight their customers whether they use social media, email, voice, web-chat, or any of the many communication methods available today. Customers are expecting you to know who they are regardless of the channel used and you should already know what they're about to ask, but we've learned that the more channels you handle the more tools you need and customer data might get lost along the way. That's why we started to think about connecting all these multiple ways of communicating sharing the same data sources across any platform, even between different vendor solutions. Until recently the only way to link the systems needed to achieve this uniform multichannel experience was by replacing older independent databases, telephony, chat, and associated systems that companies had grown to rely on, with one solution that covered it all. Of course, this becomes a very complex project with multiple systems and workflows impacted. We found this complexity and cost were often enough to stop a push to omnichannel before it started. This is why Transcom has focused on removing this complexity and developed a solution that can link these legacy systems to simply allow customers to move between channels, and the systems to share the customers' data and history with a universal front end for the agent. This allows a more controlled integration of different channels and removes the need for full system replacement. By having experts in APIs, microservices, conversational AI, and contact center applications, we see that this can often be designed and developed within the existing contact center solution without involving traditional IT and system integrators. The timeline and effort become more agile and the result becomes more on the point. However, it requires the right type of skills and technology enablers. T:Connect can connect separated contact and data systems to work as a unified solution, making connected customer journeys much more accessible. A new workflow engine sits centrally connecting applications and sharing customer data from the CRM system between them. When the customer is moved to a new channel, the new agent (either human or automated) has all the context of the query being made so no repetition is needed. T:Connect can be customized to work with virtually any vendor's communication tools, linking previously separated channels into a seamless experience. Transcom can enable your existing internal systems to talk to each other, and also enhance your offering by bolting on any channels such as chat, social media, voice & chatbots (using natural language processing or NLP), and even the internet of things. These can all be enhanced by artificial intelligence (AI) helping to automate simpler queries and transactions ensuring any human agents are only needed for the more complex tasks so increasing the value provided by more expensive resources. Transcom believes contacts should be both seamless and effortless and come to a resolution in the shortest time possible with the right result. We can help you achieve this with your existing invested systems using T: Connect to create new customer journeys for better customer experiences while unified queuing and a single agent user interface can improve the contact center productivity. This transformation allows the contact center operations to seamlessly continue while CX enhancements and operational performance are implemented in a highly focused operation and with the minimum of disruption, so seamless customer journeys can suddenly become much more achievable for any company.

Created at Fri Aug 28 2026
4 min read
Asynchronous customer support using messaging services has been around for over a decade now, but there are some markets where these apps are only just starting to take off. You might be surprised by some of the places where they are now used by most customers on a daily basis. The most popular messaging app across Europe and the US is WhatsApp. There are others out there, such as Telegram, Signal, and Viber,

Created at Fri Aug 21 2026
12 min read
Vast cost savings, an unburdened team, and fuel for your brand’s growth - that’s what handing over non-core business functions to a third-party provider should achieve. But even when SLA compliance looks positive, your outsourcing partnership might actually have the opposite effect. To evaluate the true performance of your BPO team, you’ll need a holistic framework that moves beyond superficial stats to track both quantitative KPIs - such as FCR, CSAT, and agent a

Created at Mon Aug 10 2026
10 min read
Cutting costs by 40% to 70%, achieving 24/7 service coverage, and accessing a vast global talent pool of skilled workers are just a few reasons why offshore business process outsourcing (BPO) could be your company’s next competitive advantage. Strategic benefits ranging from enterprise-grade tech to airtight security - all financed flexibility without steep upfront investments - are driving businesses of every scale to delegate more non-core functions to overseas providers. But doing