8th August 2025
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to delivering exceptional customer experiences through your Contact Centre as a Service (CCaaS) solution.
Each contact centre has unique priorities, systems, and customer expectations. That’s why implementing a CCaaS strategy isn’t just about choosing the right platform, it’s about knowing where it can deliver the most value.
To find out more, we asked Alistair Ping, Senior Sales at Odigo, explain how you can get the most out of your CCaaS solution and deliver measurable business benefits.
Watch the video below to hear Alistair explain why contact centres should look at IMPACT when assessing CCaaS solutions:
With thanks to Alistair Ping, Senior Sales at Odigo, for contributing to this video.
This video was originally published in our article ‘10 Questions to Ask When Buying Your Next CCaaS Solution’
To help you focus your strategy, we’re using the acronym IMPACT to break down six key areas where your CCaaS implementation can truly have an impact.
“There is no one size fits all, it’s about assessing your business to look at all the areas where a customer engagement strategy can make a difference. Given we are talking about impact, let’s use the word IMPACT to look at the various areas that we should consider.”
The following elements work together to help you get the most out of your solution and deliver measurable business benefits:
So let’s take a look at each of these:
“I is for integration. Integrating the CCaaS with your back office, with your CRM, and any other business applications, helps streamline workflows, meaning less screen-hopping for the agent, speeds up response times, and helps provide a seamless customer experience.”
To get the most from your CCaaS platform, integration is essential.
A well-integrated system increases agent productivity and shortens resolution times, which are key outcomes for any CCaaS deployment.
“M is for monitoring. Enhancing performance with real-time KPIs and quality monitoring tools to create live alerts allows you to gain deeper insights, with a chance to act on them in real time.”
Live data isn’t just helpful, it’s transformative.
“P is for personalization. Delivering tailored interactions to drive retention and sales, run proactive outbound campaigns, offer personalized in-call suggestions, and obviously personalization makes you stand out from your competitors.”
Personalization is what turns a good experience into a memorable one.
“A is for agent empowerment. We have to talk about the agent. Harnessing all the tools within the kitbag for agents and supervisors, unifying the user interfaces, and automating some decision-making increases your workflow accuracy.
Adding in some QM tools means those performance highs and lows don’t go unnoticed, and best practice is easier to achieve.”
Empowered agents deliver better service, and they’re more likely to stay.
When agents feel supported and equipped, customer experience naturally improves.
“C is for conversational AI. Refining your self-service, improving journeys, to allow escalation to happen more quickly, so customer satisfaction is less dependent on speaking with a live agent.”
AI is evolving self-service, and it’s a crucial component of any modern CCaaS strategy.
“And finally T is for time. Time reallocation, shifting the focus to those high-value activities, automate those repetitive tasks with AI, and free up supervisors to invest time in coaching and quality strategies. By focusing on these key areas, your CCaaS solution can deliver real, measurable benefits.”
Make the best use of your people’s time, especially your supervisors.
A modern CCaaS platform is only as valuable as the outcomes it enables.
By applying the IMPACT framework – Integration, Monitoring, Personalization, Agent Empowerment, Conversational AI, and Time Reallocation – you can pinpoint where your solution should deliver the greatest return.
Use these pillars to guide your CCaaS deployment, and transform your contact centre into a high-performing engine for growth, satisfaction, and efficiency.
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Reviewed by: Xander Freeman