What is Customer Experience in the Banking Industry?
Customer Experience (CX) is the perception that customers have of their interactions with an organization. In this world of commoditized banking products, CX has become a key differentiator. Building deep customer centricity in banking starts at the first point of contact and continues through every digital and physical touchpoint in the relationship. Help your personal and business customers successfully complete tasks with low effort and positive emotion.
Keys to Personalized Customer Experience for the Financial Services
Delivering great customer experience requires a customer-centric digital transformation model where automation and staff expertise are balanced to maximize value. Customers want freedom of digital access and automation, with easy access to staff when they need help. From the institution’s perspective, automation can replace labor to add scale and economy, while allowing staff to focus on the customer’s personal and complex needs. How do you deliver this balanced use of automation and staff to maximize CX?
Meeting Customer Needs
If your institution doesn’t understand customer needs, it will have little chance of satisfying them. Needs change over time, so you must track and adapt to understand them. “Listening” to needs requires website behavior detection, well-timed and relevant surveys, and predictive analytics. In addition, self-disclosed from ARGO Accumulator, the personal financial planning tool provides insight into short- and long-term goals.
Ensuring Timely and Relevant Engagement
Engagement refers to sending timely and relevant content through the right media to connect with a customer. Customers want education and guidance, access to staff help, met needs, efficient processes, and quality service. Drive a truly personalized customer experience for financial services by leveraging segmentation and age-band data to send guidance that feels unique to every individual.
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Increasing Satisfaction and Reducing Friction
Much research has been done to identify contributing factors to a positive customer experience. Eighteen influences can tip the scales to increase or decrease customer satisfaction.
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Listening to the Voice of the Customer
A Voice of the Customer (VOC) program collects and interprets customer feedback about their experience, preferences, and dislikes, helping the enterprise refine its products and services into what its customers truly want. Acquiring feedback through a VOC program shows you care about your customers. Intelligent surveys ask relevant questions to get the most useful feedback.
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Using Data to Drive Decisions
Listening to customers, through both human and digital channels, empowers the institution to make data-driven decisions. Properly placed listening posts and feedback loops help isolate points of customer friction. This informs the appropriate response to reduce the risk of a negative customer experience.
