Salesforce Service Cloud Reviews

The Primary objectives of our solution are to improve the customer experience, improve process efficiency, and eliminate the wasted costs involved in business operations. For example, we're focusing more on the improvement of DIY (Do it Yourself). The call load reduces the need for visits by technicians. This saves a huge cost in terms of visits to the organization and also Improves the customer experience by providing quick resolutions.  

Salesforce offers VRA solutions to our call center so that call center agents can view any product issues virtually with a video call and can guide the customers so that they can resolve issues by themselves.  

These kinds of features have helped to save costs while improving the customer experience. 

Salesforce Service Cloud has Improved the Customer 360 visibility, which facilitates cross-sell and upsell opportunities for our organization. Salesforce has also improved the go-to-market speed with its configuration-based approach, resulting in a service ecosystem that quickly adapts to change management. 

The organization benefits by adding new revenue streams like preventive maintenance packages, accessories, etc. 

The model also facilities the elimination of the service centers and directly onboards the technicians, which helps the organization to save costs and also enables it to expand the service operations to tier three cities. 

I'm an internal consultant, implementing the solution for my current and previous companies. At my company, we have a contact center where the customer calls for the repair or the service of their product. Once that call lands at the call center, the agent supports the customer to solve their query. If the agent fails to support them, the agent transfers the call, creating a case in Salesforce allocated to a technician. The technician then visits the customer's house, solves product issues, and closes the case in Salesforce. Based on that, the technician raises the customer's claim, their money.

This solution has customer 360 features. I can leverage Salesforce to connect with my customers for the service and sales operation. Therefore, one of Salesforce's benefits is the centralization of data. Salesforce already has predefined objects and the best practices built into the system, allowing customers to manage change with the industry's best practices. That is how we have leveraged the business office desk's new best practices using Salesforce. Another benefit is that the solution is very quick to implement. We have gone live with Salesforce within six months, with seven years of legacy data.

The three major pillars of Salesforce Service Cloud are the SSL, Chatter, and the Dispatcher Console, which routes calls to the technicians.

I'm a system integrator implementing the product for other companies. Typical use cases involve improving interactions with customers in service environments. This could be either a call center setup or using field service agents to service products on-site.

It is straightforward to integrate Service Cloud with third-party tools or other systems.

In most cases, we use MuleSoft as the integration technology when a direct API  integration is needed.

I have used Salesforce Service Cloud in a couple of projects. In our company, I have used the solution for one client, a medication company based in the US.

In the aforementioned project, different cases were arriving, including Email-to-Case and Web-to-Case, which were captured using Salesforce Service Cloud. Later on, Omni-Channel was used to assign cases to varying queues or users. Following the aforementioned step, the cases will be allotted to entitlements and milestones. I also have knowledge regarding the work orders and all the basic objects of Salesforce Service Cloud like account contact. 

The application of the solution depends upon the customer requirements in our company. Salesforce Service Cloud is primarily used to setup the sandbox. At our company, I am a developer, and initially, a sandbox is provided to us. Then, utilizing the sandbox, packages need to be installed, user setup must be completed, and configurations and customizations must be made using Flows and Process Builders. 

We use Salesforce Service Cloud for customer service at an American apparel brand. It helps us handle customer questions and issues. Customers can contact us through chatbots or phone for order status or cancellations. If the issue is complicated, our agents step in to help.

The solution is a great product. It's hosted on a platform that offers various features, such as email, social media, phone calls, and chatbots. You can connect with customers through any of these channels. 

Salesforce Service Cloud constantly evolves with quarterly releases that address feedback and introduce improvements. Updates are regularly published publicly to keep users informed about the enhancements. This continuous improvement cycle ensures that the product stays updated and resolves ongoing issues, improving it with each iteration.

We mainly use it for a CRM platform. We use Salesforce Service Cloud as a CRM.

We love Salesforce's support team, facilities, and services. Overall, the experience has been very good, and the team provided us with over six months of personal support. 

A Salesforce support person was there for us, and they supported us for free. So, we blindly trust them. Based on my personal experience, it is a better option.

Salesforce Service Cloud is used in our organization at the contact center and for presales working processes. The solution enhances customer support in our company by connecting to CRM solutions and enables the recording of case information of various accounts we manage. 

All of the features of Salesforce Service Cloud we currently have in our company are useful. Our company is preparing to go live this year with Salesforce Service Cloud.