
Since implementing the SCS, Intelecom Connect based solution, fm24 has consistently met Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for call handling, whilst skills based routing has boosted operational efficiencies and helped deliver highly a personalised customer service to a constantly changing and diverse client base. The new Intelecom Connect solution was deployed by SCS to create a robust cloud-based contact centre and support infrastructure.
fm24 is Macro’s dedicated facilities management help desk provider. Macro is part of the international construction and consultancy company Mace and provides facilities management services including consultancy, help desk, technical services and owner association management in 23 countries. The company’s specialist help desk services are provided by fm24 which ensures that Mace and Macro customers receive round-the-clock support.

fm24’s 24-strong help desk operation handles around 15,000 telephone calls a month, with as many as 700 on an average week day. Email traffic into the help desk is even higher, currently 30% more than the annual call statistics. While the fm helpdesk is the core business, the nature of the calls and email enquiries vary considerably and reflect fm24’s diverse customer base. For example, one client might require fm24 to run an IT helpdesk whereas another client may need a help desk focused entirely on health and safety.
fm24 operates 40 different queues for more than 20 clients, which is a very unusual set-up for a modestly-sized help desk. However, the close collaboration between SCS, its contact centre partner Intelecom and fm24 has been, and continues to be, vital to implementing such a complex business model.
Mr Memedovic continued, “The biggest benefit of using SCS and Intelecom is the introduction of skills based routing. Today, Intelecom Connect’s skills based routing means that at all times calls are automatically routed to the agent with the most appropriate knowledge and experience. They are also helped by a screen pop-up that identifies which client is calling, enabling an agent to provide a highly personalised greeting and enhanced customer experience from beginning to end.”
fm24 plans to build on the initial success of the Intelecom Connect implementation and relationship with SCS. Next on the horizon is exploring the integration with Microsoft Exchange that will bring together voice and email interactions into unified client queues.

Additional Information

The company’s specialist help desk services are provided by wholly-owned subsidiary fm24 which ensures all Mace and Macro customers receive round-the-clock support beyond the basic 9-5 business hours.

Connect is one of the few contact centre solutions that is completely multichannel. Connect agents can respond to Phone, Email, Chat, Social Media and SMS enquiries all within the one application.
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