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Luminus energises its contact centre with new omnichannel capacity

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Overview

Luminus is the second-largest utilities supplier in Belgium and is part of the EDF group. It is a major renewable electricity producer in its own right and supplies electricity, gas and energy services to approximately 2 million individual and corporate customers. Luminus has a commercial market share of around 24%.

Key metrics

10million

client interactions per year

24%

of commercial market share

The challenge

Luminus handles close to 10 million interactions with customers per year, and the numbers keep growing. As such, the company was on the lookout for a flexible and scalable solution that wouldn’t compromise on quality for the sake of quantity. One of the key prerequisites was optimal integration of the Salesforce CRM suite with their contact centre platform. The new solution also had to be omnichannel and help support customers in a personalised and proactive way, including efficient routing to over 800 agents.

The solution

Odigo delivers a bespoke omnichannel contact centre solution which seamlessly integrates with the Salesforce platform. For Luminus, Salesforce is the centrepiece of its customer care effort. Odigo™ is used not only by the contact centre but by several other divisions within Luminus as well.

The Luminus team sees a lot of value in added capabilities that were previously not available. These include workforce optimisation solutions that are intuitive, making tracking and monitoring of agent performance an easier process. WebRTC softphone and voice recording solutions are just a couple of examples of Odigo features that have been particularly appreciated.

The benefits

Scalable contact centre platform

The new Odigo™ solution is integrated with Luminus’ existing CRM system, Salesforce. It provides Luminus with the necessary flexibility in adding users and functionalities, and also in the management of the platform to react faster to rapidly changing demands.

Empowerment of non-technical users

The platform enables Luminus’ non-IT staff to make adjustments or changes that maximise the usefulness of the solution for agents and customers alike.

Bringing the entire client journey under one roof

Luminus was looking to optimise the customer as well as the agent experience. Odigo’s solution makes work easier and more manageable for agents by consolidating the entire
customer journey into a single interface and blending tasks being pushed to agents over various channels.

Early input from contact centre staff

During a survey Luminus ran at the end of 2021, all 800+ agents were asked their input on how the new solution could optimise their work. Luminus incorporated this feedback into the implementation of the Odigo solution.

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Luminus is the second largest utilities supplier in Belgium. It is a major renewable electricity producer (no. 1 in onshore wind and hydroelectric power in Belgium) and supplies electricity, gas and energy services to approx. 2 million individual and corporate clients.
Scope and features
Industry:
Utilities
Markets:
Benelux

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