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18.01.2024
How to organize a role system in a call center?
Discover what accessibilities in a contact center are and how to create, modify roles and effectively manage them in the Oki-Toki service.
27.12.2023
How does telephony for a call center work?
Telephony for a call center is an important tool for any business that wants to ensure effective customer service. Learn how it works and how to choose the best solution for your business.
22.12.2023
A new way to serve customers in a call center using ChatGPT, what advantages AI provides and how it helps in employee training.
21.12.2023
How to choose call center software? 9 questions when choosing CCaaS
How to choose the right software for a call center, what is CCaaS, the necessary functions and integrations, security and technical support.
19.12.2023
How to set up a Hotline from scratch?
How to set up a hotline in Oki-Toki: configuring important and optional components for handling incoming calls.
11.12.2023
Job Duties of a Contact Center Supervisor”
What are the potential responsibilities of a supervisor in any contact center. Recommended list by independent contact center consultant Dmitry Galkin.
29.11.2023
How to Top Up Your Oki-Toki Balance?
Step-by-Step Guide to Adding Funds in the Oki-Toki Cloud Service. Instructions for Quick and Easy Refill.
29.11.2023
White Label PBX: How personalisation improves the image and security of a contact centre
Remake Okie-Toki for yourself with the help of the White Label concept: your own design and web address, corporate mail and VPN service.
19.10.2023
How to create sales scripts from Google Docs documents
Discover a simple way to create sales scripts from Google Docs in the Oki-Toki system. Boost your sales now!
16.10.2023
Calculation of the number of call center operators
Only 8 steps to accurately calculate how many agents you need in your contact center. Bonus: A typical error in calculating the number of agents.
