• RESPONSIBILITY - Do human and digital contact points provide a consistent and timely response to the customer? Is the customer able to rely on an answer or solution that meets their expectations, or are they left in the dark? Are you ready to be alerted to customer problems and give an active response? Are you still in contact with customers?
• TRANSPARENCY - do you consistently keep in touch with customers? Are they clear about what is happening and the changes that are affecting them in the short to medium term so that they can run their business?
• TAILORING - do you understand the customer's organization and personal context? How well do you appreciate their challenges and emotions, and how can you show empathy? Do you get feedback and act on it to improve and innovate what you do? Can you strengthen the customer's "intimacy"?
Once you have an idea of the customer's experience through their eyes and you have an idea of the client's reality, the consequences for your organization need to be assessed. How do your conditions and systems currently support or hinder the customer and their needs?
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Article source CustomerThink - US website focused on customer care