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A good WMS should not provide a spike in customer service it should flat out raise the bar ,so a good warehouse management should look for:
*Ease of use: if a WMS is easy to use it will reduce the amount of time we spend on employeetraining
* Complete transaction management
*Maximum functionality
*Flexibility
*Seamless ERP Integration
Most important things in choosing correct WMS are
1. Considering product / item categorizes favorable software
2. it should be easy and friendly user
3. Back up sources and storage capacity for data
4. secure and speed
Greet Customers with a Smile
Smiling is such a small, simple rule, but it has a profound impact on setting the stage for a positive customer experience. It is also somewhat shocking to see just how many companies do not bother to make this nicety significant.
When a customer walks into your business, the rule should be that employees drop what they are doing to greet a customer, smiling and calling the customer by name if possible. Even a customer coming in with a complaint is more likely to leave their exchange on a positive note if it is begun with the right attitude.
Listen to Their Problems
Customers come into your business looking for a solution, whether they are making a purchase or voicing a complaint about a previous experience with your company. Make it a rule to actively listen to what the customer has to say, so your employees do a better job of identifying the customer’s issue and providing the solution that fits the bill perfectly. CSRs should be discouraged from interrupting customers or completing other tasks while a customer is talking to them.
Never Pass the Buck
Even if the customer’s problem was not your fault, they want you to offer a solution. What they don’t want is excuses as to why the issue occurred in the first place. Customers also don’t want to be passed off to another department when a problem arises. Instead, the rule should be that whoever begins the exchange with the customer now “owns” the issue and is responsible for seeing it through to its logical and satisfactory conclusion.
Give More than you are Asked
It’s one thing to meet customer expectations, but it’s quite another to actually exceed them. If you want your business to get serious about offering five-star service to customers, you must focus on the latter. This means customer service reps must be on the lookout for ways to surprise and delight your customers every single day, with faster, friendlier and more efficient service options.
Follow Up without Fail
The customer experience should not end when your customer walks out your door. Instead, implement a rule for follow-up with customers to ensure they were satisfied with their experience and find out if they require any additional services. An added bonus is that customer follow-up often means a bigger bottom line, since many customers will make additional purchases as a result of this effort.
Customer service is an essential component of any business that wants to be competitive in the marketplace today. With these rules in place, you can rest assured your service employees are prepared to offer the highest quality of service to your customers every single day.
