Webinar Recording

Veridian Credit Union Delivers Quality, Real-time Customer Support with Live Chat

Watch the on-demand webinar recording featuring Comm100 and Mallory Paeper, Electronic Relations Team Lead at Veridian Credit Union, as she shares why they chose live chat as a customer support channel.

The proliferation of live chat use for customer support has grown significantly over time and continues to rise today. Changing customer service expectations are driving this growth, with a strong majority of customers citing high-quality online customer service as a priority.

With such high adoption rates, live chat has evolved into a business-critical customer engagement channel. Customers both expect and prefer connecting with companies through live chat—far more than traditional support channels like phone and email.

Hear the story of how one credit union turned to live chat to deliver quality, real-time customer support.

You’ll also hear from Jeff Epstein, VP Product Marketing and Communications at Comm100, as he shares live chat best practices and explains how companies can deploy it as part of an overall customer support strategy.

What You’ll Learn:

The ways live chat is helping businesses improve customer communication
Live chat best practices to improve customer support
How to turn chats into valuable customer insights
Live chat KPIs and metrics for measuring success

Speakers

Mallory Paeper, Electronic Relations Team Lead, Veridian Credit Union

As Veridian’s Electronic Relations Team Lead, Mallory Paeper is responsible for leading growth initiatives in key areas related to the credit union’s member engagement, employee engagement and sales. She’s a graduate of the University of Northern Iowa and has worked at Veridian Credit Union for eight years.

Jeff Epstein, VP of Product Marketing & Communications, Comm100

Jeff is Comm100’s VP Product Marketing and Communications. He’s a B2B marketer with 20+ years’ experience creating compelling messaging and content for sales enablement and demand generation. He holds a BA from the University of Waterloo and an MBA from Thunderbird, the American Graduate School of International Management.