By recognising intent and prior experiences, you can ensure every interaction helps customers progress toward their goals.
Resolve issues ahead of time to boost self-service rates and reduce unneeded channel switches and repeat calls.
Route customers to the best agent using intent and behaviour, and provide visibility into customers’ past actions.
Move beyond static customer segments by activating journey-driven audiences. Use Pointillist Audiences to orchestrate more relevant experiences that better reflect individual customer intent, prior experience and behaviour.
A journey-driven approach can improve customer interactions across touchpoints. Provide personalised web content that offers the right next step based on individual preferences and experiences.
Make your agents’ lives easier. Route calls to the right person based on customer goals and previous experience. Easily resolve issues more quickly and provide a more empathetic experience.
Journey orchestration goes beyond traditional personalisation techniques. It considers customer journey data from every channel, source or system. This way, each interaction with your brand reflects a customer’s entire experience — not just the current interaction. Every customer touchpoint is personalised, and the customer’s wants and needs are the basis of every interaction.
40%
of customers said they’d be more likely to stay with their financial services provider if it offered more personalised service
Beyond Personalisation: Three Reasons to Focus on Customer Journeys, The Financial Brand
Customer experience, marketing and operations leaders use customer journey orchestration software to deliver personalised experiences that improve business outcomes.
Customers engage with your organisation through a variety of channels. They’re often active in multiple journeys at the same time. If you don’t take that into account, actions taken to solve a problem could have unintended consequences.
Pointillist integrates easily with your existing applications, like real-time interaction management, campaign automation, web experience management, contact centre and workflow platforms. These platforms pull data from the Pointillist Customer Journey Data Hub. The customer’s historical experience and current goals inform every email, text, chat and phone call.
Providing personalised customer experiences is more than delivering the next best offer. Customer-centric organisations focus on each customer’s full experience — not just their most recent interaction.
Pointillist Audiences makes it easy to align personalisation efforts with each customer’s unique goals. Tailor customer segments by activating or updating audiences based on customer attributes, time and behavior. Take action to avoid poor experiences, like automatically suppressing marketing emails to customers trying to resolve an issue.
Most companies lack the comprehensive, up-to-date journey data needed to optimise each interaction. They have to test experience enhancements on their customers to measure their impact via customer feedback. With Pointillist, you can put yourself in your customer’s shoes.
Simulate journey improvements, and determine the best outcome before you act. Run A/B tests to evaluate potential improvements without affecting your customer experience. And the award-winning Pointillist interface puts testing tools at your fingertips. Adapt personalisation logic, compare journeys and potential impact, and rapidly visualise results at scale.
Most journey orchestration platforms move all personalisation logic at every touchpoint into a single, complex rules set. This won’t work for larger companies, where different teams may manage each channel and sub-journey.
Our flexible approach to journey orchestration works for even the largest, most complex businesses. Journey orchestration is manageable no matter how many systems you have — or whether each has its own logic.
Forrester Wave™: Journey Orchestration Platforms
Journey orchestration involves designing and coordinating customer interactions across various touchpoints to provide a seamless and personalised customer experience. A retailer might track a customer’s browsing behavior across their website, and send related product or service recommendations. If the customer returns to the website, the company may offer assistance through a chatbot. And after the purchase, they follow up with offers based on the purchase.
Journey management and journey orchestration both aim to enhance the customer journey, but they take different approaches. Journey management maps out the customer journey and identifies touchpoints, then manages that journey to provide a consistent experience. Journey orchestration involves coordinating interactions across multiple channels and touchpoints in real time, based on the customer’s behaviour.