Opiniones de Kustomer

I love the VERY in-depth reporting! No other HelpDesk or CRM has such thorough reporting. Having full visibility of the customer insights, help with retention and growth!

It's on the expensive side. They only take on companies that can purchase 8+ seats, so it's not suitable for smaller businesses.

One of the features I really appreciate about Kusomer is the ability to snooze conversations. This feature allows me to keep important conversations in my inbox so I can reply promptly to my customers. Additionally, I find the option to undo a sent email very useful. It's great to have the ability to correct any mistakes I may have made before the recipient reads the email.

What I have found in my year using Kustomer is that when accidentally deleting the case ID, it is not possible to retrieve it for tracking purposes. Furthermore, the system may experience slower performance during chat sessions, leading to delays in response times.

Single pane of glass for our agents to serve customers. We can provide a comprehensive history of the user for all support-related requests out of the box, and are able to integrate with our other platforms to show additional items such as order history.

As is typical some features were oversold and did require additional time and energy to implement. Differentiating the incoming email channels was a pain point.

Kustomer is a great tool for customer support and chat interaction. We were previously using Intercom but felt left behind as they started to focus more on being an inbound sales tool. Kustomer allows is highly configurable in terms of features/functions and in its integration with outside tools.

The web interface has a bit of a learning curve as it's not the most intuitive UI. Additionally, their SDKs can be difficult to integrate due to poor documentation, unusual integration patterns. Their iOS SDK is written in Objective-C which is quite dated at this point.

I like that I can find my customer information all on one easy-to-read customer tab. I like the robust search function to see conversations that I need.

I have not used my knowledge base yet after already using the product for over five months. Customer service has been great in trying to find a solution for us, though.

the concept can't be beat - aggregating multiple customer touchpoints into a timeline really gives you an immediate sense of that user. not only can you quickly glance at context clues (like purchases, NPS surveys, and support cases) but with the right integrations, you already know WHICH customer is calling as within a second of answering the call. this makes it easy for your agents to already dive into the issue and pitch solutions without having to ask for name, confirmation number, etc. all the basics are there too like user profile with easy edits, merging, moving, forwarding, notes, macros, etc. since we got in early we've seen a lot of exciting features and changes with kustomer over the last year. autopilot steers tickets right to your agents so they don't go cherry picking through searches. making new searches is crazy easy and you can set specific team-based or user-based permissions for them. @mentions available for internal notes on cases. there's an internal knowledge base they recently released which seems awesome, though we've yet to utilize it. CSM and customer support are pretty great too.

there's a lot they still aspire to - they're a young company who just secured another round of funding and with any luck they'll hire a lot of developers. we've been a somewhat demanding client but the truth is that you need robust reporting to understand your CX/CS teams and hold them accountable. they out-of-the-box reports that kustomer offers are "good" but leave a lot to be desired. you can export custom CSVs to find what you need but it's not always possible to find what you need at all, and only one person can export at a time per environment. additionally, while the concept of open API and full access for users to write scripts and worfklows for their environments is wonderful in theory, the documentation provided for workflows is weak. if you don't know javascript, you'll struggle to write your own workflows.

With this tool you have a complete timeline of all the interactions with the customers, no matter it is a chat, an email, or a SMS. It helps you understand the issue at hand and provide support that truly meets the demands of the customers.
Additionally, all the queries are displayed in one panel, so there won't be any duplicates. It provides a centralized location for managing customer conversations.
It also supports integration with other tools and platforms, such as messaging apps, and Shopify

The pricing might be on the higher side. If the company has a low budget it might not be recommended to splurge on this app. However, if you're looking for an app that can organize your conversations and have visibility on them at all times, I'd totally suggest taking kustomer into account

I like that Kustomer creates a centralized database of customer communications. At a glance, I can see a full history of customer chats, emails and internal notes. I also like that I can easily assign tickets to other members or teams within my company and tag others in notes if I need help responding to a query or need to alert another team member to the communication. Filters and settings have relatively useful customization and reporting for communication statistics and customer satisfaction survey responses is also easily accessible.

I least like that some of the icons for different functions look similar, so if I'm looking quickly, I sometimes select the wrong action. For example, the icon to edit customer details looks similar enough to the icon for reassigning a ticket to another team member (both include the outline of a person's head) so at least a few times a week I accidentally select one instead of the other.

I like how this software merges all contacts with customers, all contact are within one pager per customer so you can see when they reach out, how many times and even incorporates our ratings for the interaction. We even have access to orders the customer has placed which has eliminated the need to have multiple tabs open. We have the ability to see ho much they have spent with us as well, it makes our job so much easier and gives us access to information more quickly. I also enjoy the different statuses that we can be in to let our managers know what we are doing and to track our efficiency.

I do not like how sometimes near then end of my shift this program shuts down, and causes me to have a delay in my work day and even interacting with customers. I also don't like the generic names it gives people contacting us prior to them identifying themselves. An example of theses are (purple compass, green broom, silver basket) basically a color and an object to identify customers.This program also opens a new tab to be available to customers with amazon connect, this forces us to have another tab open causing our screens to be cluttered.
I do not like how free trials of expanding text programs fo not work within this, you have to pay for the ability to use the specific program I am referring to, so then we had to find a less efficient program to assist with expanding our text. Also a grammar program we used doesn't link up with this either.

What I liked best is how it adapted to our unique needs! The fact that we could see EVERY client interaction within their own timeline has saved me from making mistakes more times than I could count. You can also move tickets/emails between timelines, so it's easy to keep everything organized. When working on a team where more than a single agent works simultaneously in the same email box, Kustomer shows you exactly who is handling what, which is also a huge time saver. No more constant back and forth with your team to fiure out who is doing what! We recently transitioned away from this solution and I couldn't miss it more.

There's a bit of a learning curve when you are first setting it up and using it, but that's true with most of the similar softwares. Forwarding emails is also a bit counter-intuitive but I understand they have it in their radar to fix this.

What I like about Kustomer is that it supports multiple communication channels, allowing businesses to engage with their customers across various platforms such as email, chat, social media, and more. This helps in creating a seamless and consistent experience for customers.

There is nothing bad to say about it. It works perfectly if you work for an outsourcing company.