Mr. Blanchet, a customer of a computer company, visits the website of the company he is the customer of, to get information about a problem with the computer he bought that day.

- When Mr. Blanchet wants to enter the eService & Support section of the site, he is asked to enter his e-mail address and password, if any. From these data, the system accesses Mr. Blanchet's general customer information (including all information such as the products purchased, dates, and previous service applications). It automatically displays a page that addresses the customer by using his name and provides links to all kinds of general and technical information about the products he has purchased before. In fact, on this page, advertisements and promotions of new or old products suitable for Mr. Blanchet's interests and purchases, or promotions exclusive to Mr. Blanchet may also be displayed.

- Mr. Blanchet first checks the information in the help and frequently asked questions section, but this information does not help him in solving his problem. Then, by entering the model problems and solutions section, he tries to reach information about the problem on his computer. However, he cannot find a solution to his problem here either.

- Mr. Blanchet then clicks on the link of the online support specialist displayed on the screen to discuss the issue. Mr. Blanchet is greeted at the window he comes across, and he is asked to write down information about his problem here and wait at his computer. Mr. Blanchet explains his problem and clicks submit.
As soon as Mr. Blanchet clicks on the link, a quick message window will pop up on the screen of the online support specialist on the other side and Mr. Blanchet's writing will be displayed. The online support specialist turns the message into a chat to discuss the issue. If Mr. Blanchet has a Webcam and a microphone, audio, and video chat, if only a microphone, audio or text-based chat is available. They chat with Mr. Blanchet and it is understood that the problem is caused by a lack of software on the computer. The support specialist directs Mr. Blanchet to the page where the software is located, allows him to download this software, and tells him what to do.

- Mr. Blanchet downloads the software, does what the online support specialist says, and fixes the problem.

- After meeting with Mr. Blanchet, the online support specialist searches and checks the previous case information recorded in the company knowledge base and finds that there is no record similar to the problem Mr. Blanchet had. It immediately saves this case to the knowledge base via the case template and adds the link of the relevant software, allowing it to be displayed in the cases section of the knowledge base.

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