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07/01/2010

CIS Billing Customer Move-In/Move-Out Process and Setup

The move-in/move-out process can be particularly difficult on residents. And many government agencies are attempting to meet the needs of the 21st-century customer with an information technology (IT) infrastructure designed and implemented 10 to 15 years ago when the state-of-the-art in IT was less advanced and each agency’s challenges and pressures were less demanding.

But in recent years, there have been significant advances in both IT architecture and functional capabilities that improve the ability of government agencies to address inefficient operational processes caused and perpetuated by outmoded IT.

Advances have been made in billing applications that now allow standard customer servicing processes, including capturing, processing, and responding to citizen inquiries, over the phone, by email, and online. Having a comprehensive billing system in place is essential to creating a smooth transition for citizens during the move-in/move-out process.

This on-demand webinar focuses on the move-in/move-out process and covers the behind-the-scenes setup that's critical to any CIS billing system. You’ll see how customer service reps are able to take in calls and move customers in and out easily with just a couple of mouse clicks.

Posted by Carlos Thomas, Solutions Director, CIS Billing, Public Sector Group


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