SOLUTION / VISUAL REMOTE SUPPORT

Responder Video: see the problem, beyond the description.

A video connection complements the existing service conversation. A visible problem can be assessed together before deciding the next step.

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LIVE VIEW
A view of the situation on site
HOW IT WORKS

A visual step in the existing service process.

01

Send a link

The service team sends an invitation link. The customer opens the session in their smartphone browser.

02

View the problem

The customer shows the situation through the camera. The agent can give guidance and mark details in the image when needed.

03

Clarify the next step

The team helps immediately, requests further information or prepares a necessary visit more precisely.

Product features according to the official Responder Video website . Availability of individual features and contractual details are clarified for the specific use case.

Responder Video service interface with video calls, support tickets and tools for visual assistance.
Responder Video – example of the German-language service interface.
PARTNERSHIP

A Swedish product. Support for implementation in Germany.

ezsrv supports businesses in Germany as Business Partner for Responder Video. We review use cases, support the pilot and coordinate implementation with the Swedish provider. The product contract is signed directly with the provider.

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Four weeks for one specific use case

In the pilot, we measure usage, resolution rate, handling time and feedback from service staff and customers. The results inform the decision on further use.

EVALUATE IMPACT IN THE PILOT

What improves in your service?

We compare the same case types before and during the pilot. We agree measurement rules, time windows and cost scope with you in advance.

First-contact resolution rate

Share of cases resolved during the first contact, confirmed by the customer.

Cases resolved at first contact ÷ cases considered × 100

Repeat contact rate

How often do customers contact you again about the same issue? We define a consistent pilot window, for example 7 days.

Cases with repeat contact ÷ cases considered × 100

Customer effort

Short question after the contact: How easy was it to resolve your issue? Use a consistent scale from 1 (very difficult) to 7 (very easy).

Average response; higher means easier

Satisfaction after contact

Rating from 1 to 5 stars after the service contact. Customers with unresolved cases are also invited to rate.

4- and 5-star responses ÷ valid responses × 100

Cost per resolved case

Consider handling effort, repeat contacts and visits together. This shows whether an improvement is economically worthwhile.

Allocated service costs ÷ resolved cases

On-site visits per 100 cases

Measure comparable case types. Fewer visits are positive only if resolution or preparation improves.

On-site visits ÷ cases considered × 100

Also report case numbers, response rates and unresolved issues. These are suggested metrics, not promised targets. Definitions and sources

A FIT FOR YOUR SERVICE?

Start with your own cases.

The self-check offers an initial assessment. It does not replace a joint process analysis.

Start the self-check