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Twenty to two hundred questions a week, and most of them are the same: where is my order, how do I return this, when will it arrive. LimeDesk handles those, so you are left with the ones that actually need you.
Your customer does not wait until morning, and so does not have second thoughts until morning either. For online stores, that means orders.
Connect your store and LimeDesk looks up the order and gives the real status. This is often half of all questions.
Five to ten hours a week that now go into the same ten questions. Do the maths on what your hour is worth.
Sizes, returns, "does this fit a size 8?" — I typed the same thing every evening. Now the chat does it and I only read the exceptions in the morning.
Didn't believe a word of it. Did a two-week trial to humour my business partner. Still running.
People now book at half past eleven at night, right after asking the chat. They used to email, and by the next day they'd forgotten.
"How far along is my table?" I put the status in once and the rest takes care of itself. Customers honestly prefer it to calling.
Where-is-my-parcel emails. Just. Gone. 🙏
Around the tax deadline the phone is usually red-hot. This quarter I noticed how quiet it was. Turned out the chat had already caught the standard questions. Took some getting used to, in a good way.
A leak at eleven at night? The customer immediately hears: shut the main valve, send a photo, we'll call at eight tomorrow. That used to take three phone calls to sort out.
It sounds like us. A customer recently asked whether "the new colleague" also worked on Saturdays. Yes, apparently.
Our customers are in Bali, Curaçao, Canada. Questions come in overnight. They used to wait until we woke up; now they get an answer in their own language and book right away.
Honestly, I thought a "bot" would feel a bit cheap for my brand. Until I read the answers. I would have written them exactly like that.
Before: "have you replied to that email yet?" Now: one inbox, one overview, done. That alone.
Inheritance law is complex and people call worried. The chat first calmly explains the basics and hands over to us once it gets personal. Clients appreciate that pace.
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