Bright Pattern, a leading provider of cloud-based omnichannel communication software for innovative companies, announces the release of its native Remote Assist technology. Bright Pattern’s new Remote Assist capability will be unveiled at Europe’s largest IT service management show, SITS London 2022 at Booth 275 on May 11th. The Remote Assist application allows users to take control of another user’s desktop (agent or customer requiring help), allowing for easier training, faster problem resolution, and increased customer issue resolution speed. By doing this, agents and supervisors can work more quickly to resolve issues and improve performance within the contact center or help desk.
Bright Pattern’s Remote Assist technology is the latest development as part of Bright Pattern’s continued commitment to improving contact center and help desk performance as well as increasing the capabilities of the remote workforce.
Along with other Bright Pattern technology such as Microsoft Teams integrations and best-of-breed AI integrations, Bright Pattern’s Remote Assist technology will improve remote workforce productivity by allowing supervisors to more easily train new agents, and allow contact centers to hire staff from anywhere around the world. Furthermore, if a remote agent has an issue, supervisors can take control of their device to resolve the issue and train the agent. This is done through eliminating the need for agents and supervisors to describe to the user what the instructions are and what they need to do on their screen, and instead allows agents and supervisors to perform the tasks directly without the extra hassle. Furthermore, Remote Assist will allow agents to deliver faster, more personalized customer service by allowing agents to quickly guide customers and resolve their issues.
Because Bright Pattern Remote Assist is natively-built, call centers and help desks can improve the performance of their contact centers and improve metrics such as average handle time, first contact resolution, and ROI without the need for a third-party integration or third-party software.