The Project

Working with Telstra data and CRM teams, our challenge was to solve the problem of Telstra's low NPS.

The Outcome

Invention of the Check-In service experience. A team of 50 call centre Check-In experts. Check-In experts at every retail site. Data modelling that identifies at risk customers. Programs of hyper- personalised communication.

CEO David Thody calls customers during Check-In week.

Inventing the Check-In service

We created a 50 strong call-centre and retail service where customers received issue resolution and right planning.

Data advocacy modelling

An advocacy model with 1500 behavioural and transactional variables delivered a predicted satisfaction score for every customer. Further propensity scoring was used to prioritise the best channels and products.

Different strategies were deployed for different customers.

A hyper-personalised experience

A "Personal Customer Plan" was developed for every Telstra customer. The plans show staff what to do for a customer including: right products, offers, service recommendations and budgets for customer recovery.

Tasmanian trial

The Telstra Check-In was first trialled in Tasmania with 50,000 personalised contacts, outdoor advertising and a Check-In bus. Check-Ins were provided in retail and over the phone. Telstra achieved a positive 65 point lift in NPS.

Marketing the service

Over 4.5 million customers have been contacted via direct mail or edm. 119,000 calls have been made by Telstra staff. 97,000 customer Check-Ins have been completed by the call centre team. 71,000 Check-Ins have been delivered in stores.

CX Lavender acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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