Voice of Customer in the Contact Centre
A principled guide to listening, interpreting, and acting on customer voice. Three verbs that matter equally — gather, interpret, act — and the disciplines that turn a survey programme into a function the operation depends on.
What this book is for
For the VoC lead, head of customer insight, head of contact centre, or compliance partner trying to turn a VoC programme into evidence of customer outcomes — especially under Consumer Duty and equivalent regimes. Written for UK and European operations with regulatory framing throughout.
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Contents
- Part 1 — VoC as a discipline
- 1. What VoC is, and what it isn’t
- 2. The CX metrics landscape (NPS, CSAT, CES)
- 3. The seven listening posts
- Part 2 — Gathering well
- 4. Survey design
- 5. Sampling and representativeness
- 6. Beyond surveys: passive listening
- Part 3 — Interpreting honestly
- 7. Reading VoC data honestly
- 8. Closing the loop on the contact
- 9. Journey-level VoC
- Part 4 — Acting on it
- 10. From insight to action
- 11. VoC governance
- 12. Common VoC failures (15 patterns)
- Part 5 — VoC at scale and through change
- 13. VoC and Consumer Duty / regulated outcomes
- 14. VoC in transformation
- 15. Leading a VoC function
- Appendices
- A. Glossary · B. Maturity assessment · C. Templates
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