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Businesses focusing on elevating their customer service and support strategies opt for a Salesforce Service Cloud customer portal. And we can see why! One of the most significant advantages of creating a customer portal is that you can provide self-service options to customers, employees, and partners.
Self-service options such as access to account information and order tracking can drastically reduce pressure on customer support teams and put the power in the customers’ hands to resolve issues instantly without spending extra money.
That’s just one example of the advantages you can receive by creating a Salesforce Service Cloud portal. Let’s set sail and take a look at a few more benefits that can be gained from the world’s leading CRM platform.
When you add your content to a customer portal, users can access your information and support options 24/7. This is a valuable benefit if you have international clients in a different time zone to your business operating hours.
Even if your customers are local, with access to a customer portal, they can conveniently find information to resolve issues after working hours or family time.
Overall, ensuring your content is accessible to users raises customer satisfaction levels, which can lead to repeated sales for your business.
Use a customer portal to provide a knowledge base full of articles, blogs, and guides to help customers resolve issues independently. This self-service option reduces the number of queries your customer support agents will have to manage daily and lowers any costs associated with employee overtime fees for resolving customer issues.
When you use Salesforce Service Cloud to build a customer portal, you get essential customization options for customer profiles to impress users, make them feel special, and provide a positive user experience.
The Salesforce Service Cloud is great for building customer portals, but it also provides tools to view, analyze, and report on your customer data. Many organizations create reports with Salesforce Service Cloud to get insights into customer service interactions between employees and customers. Managers and executives use these reports to make data-driven decisions, track performance levels in teams, and improve any customer support interactions.
Let’s quickly examine what you get from Salesforce Customer Service Cloud Reports.
With Service Cloud Reports, managers can pull information from multiple sources in Salesforce for data analysis. These data sources could be cases, accounts, or even contacts and are essential values to monitor customer queries, track the time it takes teams to resolve customer issues, and determine how productive a workforce is.
Salesforce Cloud Reports gives teams many options to work with and visualize, such as tabular, summary, and matrix reports. The type of report you decide to work with will depend on the purpose of your study and how you will present the data to your stakeholders.
The Reports tool does more than just pull data from various sources in Salesforce. It also has advanced functionality to help you add fields, include filters, and organize data by the criteria you define. These customization options help you meet the unique requirements of your report and display data in engaging ways to key stakeholders.
If these benefits and tools sound like they need to come your way, it’s time to invest in building a Service Cloud customer portal for your organization. Make sure to create a portal that meets all your unique web project needs. If Salesforce Service Cloud is not meeting them, remember to contact Titan.
We have a Salesforce customer portal solution for every use case!
Businesses that want to restore, revamp, or deliver exceptional customer service and support to their clients often use Customer Service Management (CSM) if they are already a part of the Salesforce ecosystem.
Sales and marketing teams use the Salesforce CSM platform to streamline work processes, including customer interactions. Additionally, sales representatives and marketers use Salesforce Customer Service Management to enhance and nurture customer relationships. Take a look at our example below of how Salesforce Customer Service Management achieves this.
Customer service agents and marketers are lucky enough to get a complete view of a customer’s data from Salesforce Customer Service Management. Salesforce CSM presents this 360° customer profile from data accumulated from various sources and can include information like contact details, purchasing histories, and customer support queries submitted to the company. Employees can easily view and analyze this data to create tailored marketing campaigns for customers and validate information to close support tickets faster.
Did you enjoy our article? Here are three more questions and answers from our archives before we say goodbye.
Yes, use the platform to create a portal that lets all your customers interact with each other by sharing experiences and information that could resolve technical issues or solve solutions instantly.
To let customers view and access business content, which could include self-help tools, discussion forums, groups, or options to log queries with support teams.
There are three different types of web-based Salesforce portals to choose from. Select between a self-service, customer, or partner portal.
We hope you enjoyed the article on Salesforce Service Cloud’s customer portals. We can’t deny that the platform has powerful capabilities to help your business create portals. However, if you are looking for a platform that can go beyond just portals, we suggest you check out Titan.
Titan can give you no-code digital experiences for Salesforce Experience Cloud or any other use case. For example, you can create custom surveys, generate documents, build forms, use e-signatures, and so much more!
The Titan platform can help streamline all your work tasks and processes with a full suite of enterprise applications that integrate 100% into Salesforce. Please find us on the Salesforce AppExchange marketplace. We are #1.
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