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Retail » Delivery Experience Management » How a lack of delivery visibility produces frustrated customers
I recently wrote an article about New York Times-bestselling suspense author Jeff Abbott, who experienced major visibility-related delivery issues when he attempted to refurnish his home after a fire.
Rob Taylor, co-founder and CEO at Convey
“We ordered a large dining room table from a national furniture brand, but the wrong table arrived,” he says. “They couldn’t tell us if our table was sitting in a warehouse or delivered to another customer. They didn’t know. There was no data, no action, no resolution.”
Brands need actionable visibility. Not only does the brand need to be able to see and access delivery data, they also need to be empowered to resolve service issues before they become customer-facing nightmares, like what Abbott experienced.
To better understand consumers’ expectations, we recently conducted a consumer study. We found:
The message is clear: Brands need better insights to see all shipments, across all carriers, in real time. That will enable them to identify risks before they impact customer satisfaction and retention.
Read the three strategies to getting actionable visibility here.
This article was originally published on April 5, 2019 on Internet Retailer.
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