As part of their daily work, call centre/customer contact centre agents use enterprise systems such as databases to access customer and product information. In this unit you will learn how to:
40 hours.
None.
| Element 1 - Locate and interpret
information on most commonly used system screens. |
Activity |
| Enterprise business systems are accessed
using correct keying strategies. |
Updating customer records |
| Customer requests are analysed to
determine what data needs to be accessed. |
Accessing customer records |
| Possible sources of information are
identified. |
Database details |
| Screens appropriate to the business
to be transacted are located in a timely manner. |
Database details |
| Standard system procedures are applied
to satisfy customer requirements. |
Updating customer records |
| Appropriate codes are used to locate
information. |
Accessing customer records |
| Information from other sources is
accessed as necessary. |
Updating customer records |
| Information, accessed from business
systems and other sources, is analysed to meet customer requirements. |
Updating customer records |
| Element 2 - Update and maintain
information related to customer transaction on commonly used system
screens. |
|
| Appropriate screen is
accessed to initiate a transaction. |
Inputting
customer records |
| All relevant data required to complete
transaction, is entered. |
Inputting customer records |
| Appropriate codes are used to complete
a transaction. |
Inputting customer records |
| Information and commands are input
correctly. |
Updating customer records |
| Transactions are checked for accuracy/errors
before release. |
Inputting customer records |
| Element 3 - Seek support for system
problems/issues identified during transaction. |
|
| Appropriate sources of help, for
problems/issues, are identified. |
Database details |
| The identified source/s of help are
accessed to resolve problems/issues. |
Database details |