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Commercial Bank Chief Operating Officer Sanath Manatunge (third from left) declares open the Integrated Contact Centre. Others present from left: Commercial Bank Senior Manager Contact Centre Beatrice Starling, Head of Card Centre Thusitha Suraweera, Deputy General Manager – Marketing Hasrath Munasinghe, Deputy General Manager Human Resource Management Isuru Tillakawardana, and Deputy General Manager Personal Banking Sandra Walgama
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon has launched a one-stop trilingual Integrated Contact Centre to serve its customers and stakeholders 24/7 and enabling customers to reach the bank via multiple channels for inquiries and assistance.
The dedicated team behind the centre consists of customer service representatives to handle calls, written communications, customer requests and customer feedbacks routed through social media, team leaders and trainers for better supervision and monitoring to ensure customers receive a positive experience in each and every interaction with the bank.
The Integrated Contact Center is a much-needed platform to seamlessly serve customers who contact the bank through many channels and to simultaneously provide them with speedy and professional responses, the bank said.
Commenting on the launch, Commercial Bank Deputy General Manager – Marketing Hasrath Munasinghe said: “The Integrated Contact Centre was launched to offer a new dimension in customer-centricity and engagement while handling all inquiries in an efficient and pleasing manner with a view to making it a benchmark for service excellence.” He said the centre is especially useful in times like the present when social distancing and contactless service are essential safety measures.
The launch of this facility ensures quality service for Commercial Bank customers round the clock and calendar, in the language of their preference. The centre will also be instrumental in utilising customer feedback to improve the quality of services offered by the bank, Munasinghe said.