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Optimising Internal Communication Settings
Optimising Internal Communication Settings

How to optimise your internal communication methods so your team only receive relevant communication

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Written by Jason Dwight
Updated over 3 years ago

Why optimise internal communication settings?

  • Reduce the number of mails the service advisors receive

  • Ensure that customer requests are actioned

  • Sell more

  • Action leads for service plans and new car sales

Variations

You can optimise the messaging system for Tjekvik software with API writeback and without

Important differences

With some API connections, the customer responses are added back to the repair order

Without API or if the functionality is not in place e-mail notifications tell you what the customer wants

Firstly, If possible use your IT team to set up a generic group email address for the service team in your email service.

For example [email protected]

Use this for all emails to the team. If someone changes roles then you only need to change the generic group email address once and it will change in all systems, not just Tjekvik

Set up your notifications

Notifications are set up in the ‘General Shop Settings’ under the ‘Workshop Communication’ Tab - this can be shown here

Notification categories

There are different uses for the notifications and these can be categorised as:

  1. Action Required

  2. Audit and Control

Whether notification is used as ‘Action Required’ or ‘Audit Control’ is the dealers choice and depends on responsibilities and process.

Action required - Use these notifications to require action from the receiver.

These can be related to the overall ‘check in’ or a ‘specific’ customer responses including added value items and questions

Audit & Control - Use these notifications for storage of warranty summary pages and any other relevant audit paperwork.

General Rule

If you have an API with writeback then consider sending the email to the service team but create a rule in their inbox to store this in a separate folder for easy reference.

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