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Communication

Overview

Phone calls, sent messages and comments: where your customer communication lives and how to follow it up

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Under Communication you follow everything that is said or sent between your park and your customers: phone calls, messages Tillor sends, and internal comments. Here you also decide which messages go to a customer and see whether they arrived. Conversations that customers start through chat or social media are in the inbox.

Overview of phone calls in Communication

Good to know

  • An invoice message or reminder never goes out by itself when booking. You start it, or an automation does
  • If a message is stuck for longer than 5 minutes, Tillor tries again. After 2 days without being sent it is set to Failed
  • You can only send an SMS with organisation details during an ongoing call, from the panel at the bottom right
  • A new message in the inbox appears as a card at the bottom right and disappears after about ten seconds
  • Phone calls only come in after Voys is installed and the call plan points to Tillor

How does it fit together?

All communication with a customer comes together on the customer profile. What goes out and what comes in runs over different channels.

  • Calls come in through your phone provider and are linked to the customer by phone number.
  • Messages from customers via chat or social media arrive in the inbox.
  • Messages to customers you send from an invoice. You follow the delivery under Notifications.
  • Comments are internal. Customers do not see them.

Components

Terms

  • Phone provider: the company that supplies your phone line, for example Voys.
  • Notification: a message that Tillor sends to a customer or user.
  • Channel: the route a message takes, such as e-mail, SMS, post or WhatsApp.
  • Inbox: the place where messages from customers via chat and social media arrive.
  • Comment: an internal note on a customer, invoice or other record.

More terms are in the glossary.

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