Answering Calls Sample Clauses

Answering Calls. During normal business hours and under normal operating conditions, a customer service representative employed by the Contractor shall answer the telephone access line. Ninety percent (90%) of the calls made to the customer service center shall be answered within thirty (30) seconds. The thirty (30) second maximum includes wait time or time spent ‘holding’ for a customer service representative.
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Answering Calls. (a) This clause 9.1 applies except to the extent that it would require a party to take an action in contravention of Division 3 (“Information requirements”) or Division 4 (“Shared customer enquiries and complaints) of Part 5 of the National Energy Retail Rules once that part commences operation in Victoria. This clause 9.1 does not apply to the User to the extent it is acquiring Distribution Services from the Service Provider as an End-User.
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Answering Calls. During normal business hours and under normal operating conditions a customer service representative shall answer the telephone access line. Except during unusually heavy call periods due to pick-up delays caused by weather, traffic accidents or other events beyond the CONTRACTORS's control, ninety percent (90%) of the calls made to the customer service center shall be answered within forty-five (45) seconds. The forty-five (45) second standard includes wait time or time spent "holding" for a customer service representative. The CONTRACTOR shall notify the VILLAGE when the unusual call period occurs.
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Answering Calls. During normal business hours and under normal operating conditions, an automated voice prompt or customer service representative employed by the Contractor shall answer the telephone access line. Unless the circumstances or the nature of complaints otherwise warrants a longer time period, ninety percent (90%) of the calls made to the customer service center shall be answered within forty-five (45) seconds. The forty-five
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Answering Calls. This clause 9.1 applies except to the extent that it would require a party to take an action in contravention of Division 3 (“Information requirements”) or Division 4 (“Shared customer enquiries and complaints) of Part 5 of the National Energy Retail Rules once that part commences operation in Victoria. This clause 9.1 does not apply to the User to the extent it is acquiring Distribution Services from the Service Provider as an End-User. Subject to clauses 9.1(d) and 9.1(k), if a Customer contacts the User by telephone about a Class A Inquiry or Class B Inquiry in the Service Provider’s Distribution Area, the User must: transfer the Customer’s telephone call to the Service Provider’s Gas Leaks and Emergencies Number; and prior to transferring the Customer’s telephone call to the Service Provider, advise the Customer of the Service Provider’s Gas Leaks and Emergencies Number. The User must not handle, deal with or advise on a Customer’s enquiry regarding a Class A Inquiry or Class B Inquiry other than to the extent that it is permitted to provide information to the Customer in the circumstances described in clause 9.1(d). If the User: is informed by the Customer that the Customer has been unable to contact the Service Provider’s Gas Leaks and Emergencies Number; or believes on reasonable grounds that the Service Provider’s Gas Leaks and Emergencies Number is not properly functioning; or is informed by the Customer that the Customer declines to contact or (where appropriate) be transferred to the Service Provider, then the User may provide the Customer with the information regarding that Class A Inquiry or Class B Inquiry that has been provided to the User by the Service Provider in accordance with relevant Regulatory Instruments. The User must not provide any other information regarding the Class A Inquiry or Class B Inquiry to the Customer. The Service Provider will provide to the User a contact telephone number which the User must publish on its Customers’ accounts as the “Gas Leaks and Emergencies Number”. Until otherwise notified, the Service Provider advises the User that the Gas Leaks and Emergencies Number is: 132 691. The User must not call the Gas Leaks and Emergency Number or transfer a telephone call to the Gas Leaks and Emergency Number unless the User reasonably considers that the subject of the call comprises a Class A Inquiry or Class B Inquiry. The User acknowledges and agrees that in accordance with the Gas Leaks and Emergencies Calls Proto...
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