SupportLogic debuts Agent Coaching and Evaluation application for staff retention

SupportLogic, provider of a support experience (SX) platform, is introducing of new functionality to its platform, Agent Coaching and Evaluation (ACE). This new feature set is available today in SX Elevate, an application module within the SupportLogic SX Platform.  

“One of the biggest barriers to providing useful, consistent feedback and coaching to agents is the inability to manually gather pertinent coaching moments that are buried inside case interactions,” said Krishna Raj Raja, founder and CEO of SupportLogic. “The beauty of our platform and ACE is that it reads 100% of cases—providing a far more robust series of insights about how support engineers are truly performing. This allows managers to stay continuously engaged and offer help and coaching right when it’s needed. This leads to not just better performing support teams, but also happier agents and higher employee retention.”

SupportLogic ACE is designed to solve the issues around agent and case quality monitoring. ACE makes the process of reviewing cases and evaluating agents as simple as possible.

In addition, managers can rarely review more than a tiny percentage of an agent’s caseload to find “teachable moments” and other opportunities to gather real feedback against both company support protocols as well as soft skills.

Leveraging SupportLogic’s SX platform, driven by AI and machine learning, ACE analyzes 100% of a user's cases to find the ideal cases to review and the preferred mix of positive, negative, and neutral interactions to provide real-time coaching.

ACE users can quickly build a review rubric, or simply allow the platform to select cases—no rubric necessary to get started immediately. It also allows managers to continuously engage with agents, driving more constructive dialogue and reducing agent burnout while increasing employee satisfaction and retention.

 SupportLogic ACE also includes:

• Sample rubrics and a simple tool for creating and deploying case evaluation rubrics
• Auto selection of relevant cases with good, bad, and neutral “interesting moments” to review
• In-line suggestions for coaching inside each case, and a streamlined review process wizard
• Agent scorecard capabilities to track progress over time

For more information about this new capability, visit www.supportlogic.com.