Achieving certification under the SCP eService Standard requires organizations to meet specific criteria that represent best practices in the industry. The standard measures seven areas of performance, each of which contains a set of business elements associated with it. Included below is a brief summary of the criteria.
Customer Feedback
All the activities associated with collecting, analyzing, and acting on customer feedback. This feedback is a vital tool that a management team can use to drive change and improvement in the service delivery process.
Usability and Design
Considerations include content localization, personalization, accessibility of services, and ease of navigation. Providing an eService site that is easy to use and navigate improves the overall customer experience, contributing to higher satisfaction levels.
Planning and Processes
Through effective planning, development of sound eService strategies and processes, and executing those processes, organizations ensure that the eServices infrastructure and offerings are of the highest quality and that services delivered are consistent, provide customer value, and contribute to overall customer satisfaction.
Security and Privacy
It is imperative that eService offerings be designed in such a way that makes them safe and secure for customers. Protecting customer security and privacy is a fundamental requirement and will continue to be a critical factor in building trust and ensuring the long-term success of eService offerings.
Interactive Services
These services enable customers to either directly communicate with service personnel or to more directly interact with the organization. A robust set of interactive eService helps drive support efficiency by allowing customers the flexibility to access a suite of services that connects them with service personnel and proactively delivers valuable information.
Self Help Services
Self-help services enable customers to access tools and information that will assist them in resolving technical issues, access training services, product documentation, and other related information. Such services provide customers with a 24/7 resource that is available worldwide.
Measures of Success
Measuring performance may include eService adoption and site usage, eService effectiveness, service deflection, and financial performance. By establishing goals and objectives for key measures of success and monitoring performance against the goals, organizations will be in a strong position to enhance the capability and performance of eService operations and ensure that customers gain maximum value from the services offered.
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