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    Flight Centre selects Qualtrics for AI-powered customer experience program

    CXFocus EditorBy CXFocus EditorMay 29, 2024Updated:May 29, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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    Flight Centre has adoptced a new artificial intelligence-powered customer
    experience program, developed by Qualtrics, to boost customer satisfaction and
    raise agent productivity.

    With the new program in place, Flight Centre is able to capture, analyse,
    and act on structured and unstructured feedback across emails, chat, messaging,
    social, online review, traditional surveys, and more, to build a more complete
    view of its customer experience.

    Equipped with this deep omnichannel understanding, Flight Centre can
    precisely understand the customer experience and sentiment across the entire
    customer journey and around key buying decisions, such as service and product
    quality, price, point of sale, trip experience, and travel experience.

    “While the needs, expectations, and behaviours of travelers continue to change
    at an accelerated rate, Flight Centre is able to deeply understand and respond
    to their needs better than ever before with Qualtrics. Listening and responding
    to feedback has always been critical to our Team, and with the new capabilities
    we’re able to uncover even more actionable, specific insights that can help us
    deliver greater services, experiences, and products for our millions of customers,”
    said Andrew Stark, Global Managing Director, Flight Centre.

    Flight Centre is one of the first organisations in Asia Pacific to go-live
    with Qualtrics’ AI-powered conversational analytics and natural language
    processing technologies. Since early 2024, Flight Centre has analysed millions
    of sentences of unstructured feedback shared by customers with Qualtrics AI,
    with plans to scale to additional feedback channels in the months ahead.

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