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Pusula CX & White Goods Brand – How did they implement a Multi-Channel Customer Experience Operation?

Pusula CX & White Goods Brand – How did they implement a Multi-Channel Customer Experience Operation?

Project Summary
Sector: Durable Goods / Home Appliances
Service Type: Inbound & Outbound Call Center, Sales, Technical Support
Language: Turkish
Service Period: 24/7 inbound, outbound weekdays 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, Saturday 11:00 AM–6:00 PM

Project Objective

To provide customers with a multi-channel experience regarding the White Goods brand’s products, services, and campaigns, increase customer satisfaction, and continuously collect feedback through the Net Promoter Score (NPS).

Pusula CX Approach

  1. Setup & Physical Infrastructure
  • A call center area was created that is specific to the project, physically isolated, and has card access.
  • Soundproof partitions from floor to ceiling, secure network connections, and central systems were installed.
  • Redundant data lines and security protocols for the White Goods Brand MPLS connections were completed.
  1. Staff Selection & Training
  • Representatives were selected from individuals with at least an associate degree and clear diction.
  • On-the-job training specific to brand processes was planned in collaboration with Pusula CX trainers and the brand’s own experts.
  • A one-week basic training program + continuous development training was implemented.
  • The team was structured with a 15:1 representative/leader ratio.
  1. Technology & Integration
  • Integration of the switchboard, CRM, IVR, CTI, dialer, speech-to-text, and voice analytics systems was provided.
  • All calls were recorded in the brand’s VRS system.
  • Real-time access and reporting flow were established via CRM.
  1. Quality and Performance Management
  • At least 40 calls were listened to per month for each customer representative.
  • 100% of calls were recorded in the brand’s systems.
  • KPIs were monitored daily, and the reward-penalty system was actively implemented.
  • Quality assessments were conducted integrated with the brand’s automated call pool system.

Results

CriterionTarget ValueActual ValueNotes
Inbound Average Time≤ 185 sn176 snBelow expectations
Monthly Call Quality Monitoringmin. 40/agent46/agent%115 achievement
NPS Callback Completion%95%97Successfully completed
CRM Record Accuracy%100%99.6Penalty threshold not exceeded
Unanswered Call Return Time≤ 15 dk12 dkSLA met

 

Factors for Success

  • Highly Regulated Compliant Operations: All processes have been integrated into the brand’s quality and control protocols.
  • Flexible Technology Infrastructure: Advanced technologies such as TTS, STT, and Speech Analytics have been successfully adapted.
  • Isolated Secure Location: The project’s dedicated space allocation and security protocol successfully passed brand audits.
  • Data Quality: Over 99% success was achieved in real-time registration to CRM, accurate coding, and customer feedback reporting.

 

What has been learned

  • Billing and performance measurement were carried out using brand-specific formulas. Calls exceeding 185 seconds were calculated with an upper limit.
  • Script compliance and CRM registration have become critical for both customer satisfaction and operational accuracy.
  • The KPI-based reward and penalty system played a significant role in maintaining stable operational quality.

 

Customer Review

“Pusula CX has proven itself to be a strong solution partner by embracing the customer experience of the white goods brand not only operationally, but also technologically and culturally.”

— White Goods Brand Operations Management