The automotive industry, from manufacturers to dealers, is being upended by electrification, autonomous vehicles, shared mobility and more. Customer service has to keep up in order to service increasingly complex, software-driven products and a customer base consisting of digital natives who expect instant, on-demand and omnichannel service. Knowledge Management can help you. Here’s how.
Today organizations are facing more challenges than ever, both external and internal. One major internal challenge is the ever-increasing volume of information. It’s more time consuming than ever to search through duplicate, low-quality and inaccurate information from multiple sources.
Knowledge Management centralizes all your information in a single source of truth and adds editorial as well as quality control processes, enabling you to deliver it to multiple channels with consistent, up to date information.
Organizations with KM benefit from a range of KPI improvements, including:
Faster search, centralized from a single source of truth and decision trees result in more calls solved the first time.
With predictive search, interactive trouble shootings and integrated systems, agents resolve issues faster.
With built-in e-learning, agents learn in the system they’ll use on the job, reducing onboarding and training time.
Easily manage market-specific and multilingual content ensuring all versions stay synced while allowing for different approvals and content for each market
A single source of truth lets you maintain content in only one place, while still delivering it to multiple channels simultaneously.
Use analytics to identify which issues to prioritize for self-service, discover trending problems, identify content gaps and more.
The automotive industry is broad, each sector having its own individual needs as they relate to knowledge management and providing service to customers, partners, and suppliers. Combined with intelligent integrations, Knowledge Management can consolidate vehicle information, service histories and customer profiles to create a 360° picture of the customers and situation to provide fast and accurate service whether via the web, email, chat, our customer call center, or at the dealership. Here is a list of KM use cases by sector to help illustrate its business value across the spectrum.
The automotive industry is broad, each sector having its own individual needs as they relate to knowledge management and providing service to customers, partners, and suppliers. Combined with intelligent integrations, Knowledge Management can consolidate vehicle information, service histories and customer profiles to create a 360° picture of the customers and situation to provide fast and accurate service whether via the web, email, chat, our customer call center, or at the dealership. Here is a list of KM use cases by sector to help illustrate its business value across the spectrum.
No matter whether you run out of gas, get a flat tire, the battery is dead, or you have a breakdown or accident, immediate help is just a button push away. From self-service to interactive remote diagnostics and troubleshooting, the mobile service technicians, towing services or repairs in certified workshops – Volkswagen's mobility services coordinate assistance and deliver the right solutions on-demand, wherever needed. Over 3,000 automated decision trees map out all possible scenarios to support VW’s global assistance program which promotes their company image and increases customer loyalty with quality-assured individual solutions.
Volkswagen’s Global Roadside Assistance Program
Headquartered outside Stuttgart, Germany, the birthplace of the automobile and home to global heavyweights like Mercedes and Porsche, USU has delivered knowledge management solutions to the automotive industry for over two decades. We’re proud to count the leading manufacturers around the globe as our customers.
It is not only an obligation, but also part of our self-image to support customers quickly, effectively and individually in the event of a breakdown. Together with our long-standing technology partner USU, we have succeeded in implementing a knowledge-based system that meets the highest standards.
Daniel Beck, AUDI AG