Customer Service

Tire and auto service centers can use online appointment scheduling software to grow their business and more fully utilize their technicians, service bays, equipment and parts.

Text notifications are a great way to keep your customers and employees up to date with critical information about their upcoming appointments. Learn how to set them up to automatically deploy when certain time-frames and/or thresholds are met.

The benefits of online appointment scheduling for consumer retail, banks, and credit unions are well documented and include higher sales, loyal customers and members, and more engaged employees. But with most locations, there is a constant mix of pre-scheduled customers and walk-in traffic.

Are you tired of wasting time trying to figure out when you have availability for appointments with clients? How many appointments are you missing because you have stepped away from your desk, out of the office, or because you have closed for the night or weekend? IAS changes everything!

Retailers know that personalization is the key to boosting sales and gaining loyalty among a fickle consumer base. But not all brands have been able to capture shopper attention in the moment of interest, especially during the in-store experience. Learn the signs that your business is missing.

Automation has been suffering from a bad reputation problem lately. This is especially true in the retail sector where a recent survey indicated 2 of 3 retail workers fear technology will overtake many of their job duties. But there's a much more optimistic tone among industry insiders and analysts.

Even as the lines between physical and digital channels continue to blur, many banks and credit unions are struggling to prioritize the people and financial resources needed to reach their goals and deliver a truly omnichannel and personalized in-branch experience.

Millennial consumers expect a modern experience when choosing a financial services provider. Whether it’s a bank, credit union, or wealth management advisor, Millennials want to engage when, where and how they want. So how are today’s financial service leaders taking advantage of this opportunity?