We are using calltracking metrics for all our customers in Switzerland, Belgium and France We are using calltracking metrics for about ten years. Since two years the quality of the support is decreasing every day. We have an agency account and using more than hundred accounts. Now we are considering since we have some issue not solved for months to move forward to another solution.

Questionable Reporting and No Follow-Up I inherited this account from a prior agency. I'm not sure I trust the results. The reports keep showing phone numbers that aren't currently published anywhere. Also, I've test called a few numbers and got a busy signal. When I asked CTM about these issues they told me they didn't see any issues on their end. And, look at their response below... always a user error. The idea that someone would have the numbers saved is ridiculous. Perhaps if it were one or two calls, sure. But this is multiple calls and all "NEW" calls not repeat.

Lacking in many areas In our experience, CTM is lacking in many areas. For example: - Reporting: It is missing key KPIS such as - Abandon Call Percentage, Hold Times per call, Peak Call Hours, Avg Calls per minute (simultaneously), Current Wait time, How many calls in queue (LIVE). - Not a single feature request we submitted has been implemented. - Spotty calls via the web based softphone (which I suppose would be an issue with any web based system). - System Setup is not the most user-friendly. - Pricing is high for the quality of the system. - Customer service is always pleasant, however often times there is not always a resolution provided. Overall, I would not recommend Call tracking metrics.

Excellent customer service Excellent customer service. Very user friendly features. Call quality hasn’t been as consist or clear as we had hoped. We are hoping for improvements ASAP. Otherwise, we have enjoyed the product and the company. edit: to the response left from CTM, we have spent much time with tech support, and we have not had a resolution. I implore management to do whatever necessary to improve call quality consistency. We've been told it has to do with the "carrier".

People answering the phone are not… People answering the phone are not great with customers. There are frequent long pauses or they put the customer on hold for no reason. There are also several phone calls where no one answers the phone. There shouldn't be a "poor connection" excuse.