Efficiency OR Great Customer Service? Why Not Both?

Digital Employee Experience (DEX)

Here’s a novel idea: what if you could boost your company’s efficiency without sacrificing customer service? Groundbreaking, right?

Many folks assume it’s an either/or situation—you can either be a well-oiled machine or a customer-centric enterprise, but not both. We’re here to tell you that’s not true.

Actually, ControlUp customers are here to tell you that. (We’re just repeating the good news.)

According to recent data from Gartner Peer Insights, creating operational efficiencies is a top reason for choosing ControlUp, but a strong customer focus is another high—and rising—factor. And the reviews are chock-full of people who mention both elements and not at the expense of one another.

How does ControlUp pull this off? Simple: We’ve cracked the code to deliver killer visibility and automation. Real-time monitoring gives IT teams a bird’s-eye view of the end-user experience so they can fix issues before they snowball into full-blown catastrophes.  With AI-driven insights and automated remediation, IT folks can put routine tasks on autopilot and zap common problems with lightning speed. And if any snags arise, the ControlUp team is ready to help.

We’ve proven that it’s possible to deliver outstanding customer service while unlocking operational efficiencies. But here’s the kicker: not only do our customers expect this from us, but we also help them be more people-focused and efficient. That’s a win on top of a win. 

One reviewer says, “ControlUp sets the bar for DEX monitoring and data collection. It provides insightful analytics, powerful automation, proactive alerting and real-time monitoring that allows us as IT service providers to ensure the end user is getting the best performance whilst ensuring the solution is cost-effective.” 

There are many more reviews like this one, and success stories like these are a big part of what motivates us to keep raising that bar. The moral of the story? Excellent customer service and efficient operations aren’t mutually exclusive. You should expect both from vendors—even better if those vendors also help you deliver both.