Knowledge databases are invaluable assets when managed correctly. The fact is that on average, customers lack the necessary knowledge in around 12% of all conversations. To avoid outdated material and facilitate easier knowledge management, you should base your knowledge database on customer inquiries. This makes it easier for agents to answer questions quickly and accurately, leading to better experiences for both customers and themselves
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