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How to Calculate Your Weighted Average Service Level

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In this video, I talk about how to calculate the weighted average service level in your contact centre. Which is probably the most important measure of success from a customer perspective.

It is essential to report accurate numbers as there could be significant impacts on the business if your figures are miscalculated.


Please note: The total call volume is 20,535. Between 0:57 and 1:15 it says 20,353. This is incorrect, applogies.

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CareforCustomers published this 3:57 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 19,756 times on YouTube.

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