With any industry that provides customer service, brand loyalty is vital in ensuring their procurement and retention. For collections, brand loyalty has gradually become a focus with an industry-wide shift towards customer centric and humanized experiences.
Helen Leonard, Director of Accounts Receivable and Collections at ACCO Engineered Systems, speaks about her experience in the construction industry.
The key to providing your customers with the best care is to use data-driven analytics to assign the right agency for them.
If every single customer is unique, why do so many agencies still try to collect debt in the same way for all?
The first step in supporting a customer through collections is understanding their situation through decisioning. How many times have they missed a payment? Do they have a history of delinquency?
The debt collection process is far from simple. There’s complexities to be found in handling different customers, their situations, and developing personalized treatment plans.
Carrie discusses the implications of consumer data, especially in the collections market, and emphasizes the need for data in the financial ecosystem.
Customer relationships have not always been a primary focus in the collections industry. But this has changed in recent years with a significant shift towards customer centricity and humanized processes.
Historically, customer care has taken a backseat to other goals within the collections business. But recently, the positive relationship between humanized collections and better performance has become evident.
In this episode, Joe Witkowski, team lead at debt collection agency American Profit Recovery, discusses the human side of debt recovery.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software has become a staple in recent decades for many industries. Banks, insurers and utilities companies have all adopted it to streamline their customer interactions.
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