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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 diagram illustrates the procedure of routing an incoming call at a business. Overall, there are a total of 3 main steps involved in the response, starting from answering the phone and ending with the allocation to other departments.
At first, when the company receives a call, an answer is given, followed by the question, “How can we help?” Next, the caller provide the reason why he or she is calling, including product information or help placing orders, shipping or billing, product and other. Each section has its own response.
For both the product information or helping placing and product, the customer then need to provide his or her name and the institution, before redirect in to sales department if the caller call for product information and help desk if the call is for product. Regarding shipping or billing, the call is transfer to that department for the answer whereas if the caller need something else, relevant department are expected to answer that questions.
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