Promoting self support featuring the Google Pixel
By
Christina Herrington

At Ozmo, we believe that every support interaction is an opportunity to rewire customer behavior to self-support. Not only do we have the world’s leading support platform for the call center that drives millions of interactions to self-support channels, but Ozmo also offers a consumer-facing product built for self-serve, scalable digital support.
Nobody wants to call into the call center. In fact, 80% of people between the age of 18 and 65 said calling traditional customer service phone lines is inconvenient. Ozmo’s support platform offers solutions for support in channels that your customers actually prefer to use.
Watch the above video to see the brand new Google Pixel live in Ozmo’s interactive tutorial product.
To learn more about what Ozmo can do for you, contact us here.
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