Employees typically communicate with customers using their own private email inboxes. However this means that to keep others in the loop, the email must be forward or copied to multiple people. This task can get onerous if there are several team members that need this information. An easy solution is to use a shared inbox with can also have a number of other benefits.
Implementing any new technology or software usually requires a steep learning curve for team members. Time needs to be invested in training and communicating with staff to make sure they are actually using the tool. But what if you could improve the way you work without needing to change anything?
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HubSpot's App Ecosystem has over 200 powerful integrations to choose from so you can easily find the integration that's perfect for improving overall company results. We look at HubSpot integrations for email allow you to benefit from email transparency.
Amazing customer service can improve client relations and increase leads. In comparison, less-than-desirable communications can disrupt company workflow and dissuade clients from continuing your services. A profitable solution in the digital age is to automate customer service! Don’t know where to start? Check out these tools to automate customer service and improve your customer relations.
When it comes to customer service, understanding its role and impact on your company is crucial. Perhaps your solutions focus more on the customer experience or on achieving business goals. By identifying where your customer service teams stand, you can more easily find a tool that will complement their goals and help your customer service take the jump from good to excellent. This week we take a look at some of the ways Threads helps your customer service team succeed, no matter its focus.
If you work for a company where collaboration is important - and tell me one where it is isn’t - you may have come across the idea of a so-called “shared inbox”. However, it is just as important to understand that a “shared inbox” is not the same as “sharing an inbox”. In this article we discuss the differences between the two.
Companies thinking about making email transparent for employees within their organization may need some inspiration to make the leap. This transition will allow your team to build the trust and transparency your business needs to be successful. In this article, we gather some of the best resources around email transparency to provide a holistic view of a shared inbox
Have you been considering using a shared inbox for your business? Here are a few benefits of using a shared inbox.
