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In less than six months, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way businesses operate and people live, particularly the usage of mobile phones.
Mobile phones have become a lifeline for many. A significant number of mobile phone users use their phones in new ways -- people are choosing to pay for goods and services with their phones through mobile financial services and Apps instead of touching cash.
With the adoption of working-from-home by many companies, there is increasing use of mobile phones by people for virtual meetings either through video or audio channels. Clearly, the experience and services companies provide during this testing time of change is critical.
One company in the telecom sector that understands this importance and has been putting customers at the heart of everything they do and actively seeking their views to ensure it meets their changing needs is AirtelTigo.
The Director of Customer Experience at AirtelTigo, Frank Djan said the culture of customer obsession is at the core of AirtelTigo’s DNA, adding that: “The voice of the customer is an integral part of what we do. This is done religiously during our day to day interactions with customers across different channels gathering insights on how to further enhance their experience.”
“We believe that if we understand what our customers want, we can provide them with tailor-made products, services and ultimately offer a better experience,” he noted.
Though its consumer obsession is a continuous engagement, he explained that the company has over a period of time introduced unmatched initiatives to make sure customers get the best service experience in the market.
No expiry
One of the biggest pain points for consumers is losing unused data due to validity. “Through feedback and in our quest to make life simple for our customers, we launched Big Time Data Bundles with no expiry, the first in the telecom industry,” Mr. Djan remarked.
Free Morning Calls Offer
Ghanaians love to talk with their loved ones and business partners in the morning. Based on this customer insight, the company introduced ‘Free Morning Offer’ to give new and existing customers free AirtelTigo to AirtelTigo calls from 5 am to 10 am every day for six whole months.
Personal Identification Number (PIN) Reset
Customers have several online accounts to access on a regular basis. From online bank accounts to social media login details and keeping track of all the passwords can become a bit of a challenge.
So, to help reduce the burden and make life easier for customers, AirtelTigo is empowering to reset their own PINs conveniently and securely with comfort through *110# without visiting our shops or calling the Contact Center. Customer can also reverse wrong person to person (P2P) transactions sent to other AirtelTigo numbers.
*111# - One stop shop
In today’s digital society, customers are constantly being inundated with new numbers: telephone numbers, short codes and more. “At AirtelTigo, we do not want our customers to add short codes to the list of things to remember.
“We have created a simple and memorable short-code *111#, which is a one-stop-shop for our customers to access all products and services.”
Flexi Business
There is no denying telecoms play an important role for businesses, particularly SMEs. To meet the needs of SMEs and corporate firms, recently, AirtelTigo launched ‘Flexi Business’ for enterprises to customize their voice and data packages based on their specific needs.
The offer is flexible to enable businesses to achieve optimal business results. “On the occasion of customer service week, we reaffirm our commitment to our customers. For us every day is a customer service day,” concluded Mr. Djan.
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