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The buzz around AI is starting to slow down, and we're seeing fewer sensational headlines about it. Instead, we're noticing that information about investments in AI development has become a routine part of business operations. The adoption of AI solutions in financial sectors varies with intensity. Certain implementations and uses of AI (e.g. database management, transaction analysis) are not visible to the average Financial Advisor. Let's examine how AI tools we implemented as LiveBank to our customers impact efficiency and level the playing field between new and experienced employees. Efficiency is a crucial measure that we use to evaluate our employees.
Read moreThe buzz around AI is starting to slow down, and we're seeing fewer sensational headlines about it. Instead, we're noticing that information about investments in AI development has become a routine part of business operations. The adoption of AI solutions in financial sectors varies with intensity. Certain implementations and uses of AI (e.g. database management, transaction analysis) are not visible to the average Financial Advisor. Let's examine how AI tools we implemented as LiveBank to our customers impact efficiency and level the playing field between new and experienced employees. Efficiency is a crucial measure that we use to evaluate our employees.
What are the advantages of adopting digital mortgage solutions for lenders? First, the process becomes much quicker, even four times faster – this not only improves customer satisfaction but also attracts more customers who prioritize time efficiency. Second, this raises productivity, increasing overall profitability. Third, adopting such solutions reduces the number of errors, especially those related to compliance, which can cause financial backlash. Finally, it helps your bank learn based on feedback and data. Do you want to learn more? Then keep reading!
LiveBank is not just a product anymore, it is a complete service that we offer to banks. It is not only the implementation of the solution, but also the implementation of the bank's employees and teaching them step by step how LiveBank can support them in everyday processes and how to increase the bank's results using our solution.
Managing customer expectations in digital banking is the ultimate goal of any customer service team. After all, by doing so you can build up loyalty, hence decreasing churn and collecting a higher profit. But what do customers expect? A user-friendly mobile app, omni- and opti-channel solutions, personalized offers and content, high data security, and… an appealing visual design. How do you manage customer expectations? First, you need to learn what your particular customers strive for. Then, it all comes down to… implementing adequate solutions. Do you want to learn more? Then read on!
What are the key metrics in customer service in digital banking? How to evaluate the quality of your CS department? For instance, you can use the ratings from customer surveys, mystery shopping scores, or customer complaints & compliments. You should also look into process data, such as response and transaction times. Finally, you can measure your CS team’s performance by inspecting the number of products per customer, customer lifetime value, customer churn, and the number of referrals per customer. Do you want to learn more? Then read on!
Digital security in online banking is critical. Not only is it responsible for keeping customers’ money and personal information safe, but also for building trust and confidence in your services. The main ways to ensure it involve data encryption, multi-factor authentication (MFA) systems, automatic log-outs, or even limits to online spending – many of these are visible to the clients themselves. However, banks still need to combat threats, such as phishing, sniffing, advanced persistent attacks, or even targeting the supply chain. Do you want to learn more? Then read on!