Our customers have different use cases. One company in the B2B sector specializes in HVAC and EC systems. They utilize Service Cloud to address customer requests, such as warranty-related issues. Customers can interact with Service Cloud to generate cases for their problems, and the entire case management process takes place within the platform.
Another scenario involves banking customers who use Salesforce Service Cloud. They leverage it for various purposes, including handling inquiries related to loan applications or service requests to enhance their overall customer service.
Lastly, insurance providers also find value in Salesforce Service Cloud. When a customer is onboarded, they can use the platform to raise questions or seek resolutions regarding policy entitlements or other related matters. These are some of the primary use cases.
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A great solution for casemanagement
Improves customer service experience for users and customers alike
Excellent product
Love it!
Release those AI superpowers
Bringing value to client centers
Actionable Data Finally Captured
Quality service management tooling
We have made many specific features and integrations for our user base, which has really brought service cloud as a core part of our service offering.
Service Console for agents provides essential information for efficient case resolution and employs machine learning algorithms to retrieve relevant information for issue resolution
What is our primary use case?
What is most valuable?
Service Cloud offers almost all the features that service professionals and teams need. It's rich in features.
Salesforce Service Cloud offers several notable features. It includes robust case routing, escalation capabilities, entitlement mapping, and entanglement rules. Additionally, it supports Computer Telephone Integration (CTI), which allows for automatic case generation when a call is made to a designated number.
Furthermore, it offers the flexibility to generate cases through various mediums like Twitter, Facebook, and email, catering to your customer's preferred communication method. Once a ticket is generated, you can categorize it automatically, leveraging hands-on discovery if you have the appropriate license or manually categorize it. To route the case to the correct agent, you can utilize both hands-on discovery and custom algorithms or coding tailored to your department's needs.
To help all these agents, the solution provides service console for agents, which displays all pertinent information required to resolve the case efficiently. Notably, we've introduced a new feature—soft phone integration, where agents can receive calls using Computer Telephone Integration (CTA) or make outbound calls to customers.
Furthermore, Service Cloud includes a knowledge recommendation feature. If an agent encounters a customized issue or case and is seeking a resolution provided by another agent, they can access the knowledge management system, which employs machine learning algorithms to retrieve relevant information. These are some of the key functionalities of Salesforce Service Cloud.
What needs improvement?
One minor drawback is that its implementation requires some preparation. It's not something you can implement instantly; it takes time.
The only issue I've encountered is that you need to ensure the implementation is done properly, which can be time-consuming. So, it requires some time and attention.
For how long have I used the solution?
I've worked extensively with it for two to three months, gaining valuable experience during that time.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
There have been no reported issues on the stability front. It is a highly stable solution.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
It is a highly scalable solution. We primarily have enterprise clients.
How was the initial setup?
There's no installation required as everything is on the cloud. Salesforce has been a cloud-based company since 1999.
It's just complex when you're trying to customize it. However, for the end-users, it remains user-friendly. Customization processes and internal aspects have become more intricate. So, it's challenging for those involved in customization but not for the end-users.
It is difficult to implement it. It requires a certain learning curve to implement it.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
Salesforce is not a cheap product. It can be expensive. When you purchase a Salesforce platform license, it includes sales, service, and platform licenses all together. While it's cloud-based, there are additional costs. It may seem costly, and sometimes clients opt for alternative providers. However, if it's not bundled, other vendors like Duo or Gen might be considered for their service requests.
What other advice do I have?
Overall, I would rate the solution a nine out of ten. The advice I'd offer is applicable to any platform, not just Salesforce. Prospective users should conduct thorough research and have a clear understanding of their expectations and desired features before implementing the product.
It's essential to be clear about what they want to achieve with the system. For instance, if they plan to handle customer requests, they should have a well-defined process in mind. The key is to make the most of Salesforce's features to maximize the benefits, rather than using it solely as a record-keeping system.
The complexity arises because Salesforce has grown significantly as a platform, and this complexity applies to all its offerings.
Service Cloud - "Case Management"
There are many challenges when integrating it with third party apps and their syncing