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The image displays a flowchart illustrating a process that starts with 'Answer phone' and proceeds to 'How can we help?'. From this point, the path diverges into four possibilities. The first branch, 'Product information or help placing order', leads to collecting the 'Caller's name and company', which then results in a 'Transfer to sales department'. The second branch, 'Shipping or billing', directly leads to 'Transfer to that department'. The third branch, 'product', also leads to collecting the 'Caller's name and company', but this path concludes with a transfer to the 'Help desk'. The fourth option is 'other', which directs to 'Transfer to relevant department', with a looping arrow leading back to the 'How can we help?' step.
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The given picture illustrates the process of dealing with incoming calls at a company.
Overall, the process comprises several small steps, beginning with answering customers’ phones and then directing their requests into four different groups.
First of all, the representative of a company is in charge of receiving phone calls from customers and asking for their purposes. If they want to know about product information or seek help placing orders, their names and company will be noted. After that, their inquiry and information are transferred to the sales department, where staff will provide needed support.
With another reason for calling, such as matters with shipping or billing, the call is sent directly to the responsible department for further assistance. However, when the problem is about the product itself, customers will have to provide their names and company again before receiving support from the help desk.
Finally, other requests are transferred to relevant departments.
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