Reporting Consolidation Vendor Sample Clauses

Reporting Consolidation Vendor will initiate reporting consolidation efforts to improve the effectiveness of Standard Reports and the efficiency of the reporting team. From time to time, Vendor will present new reporting formats to Comcast to gain agreement on which reports may be retired as a result of improvements to overall reports formats. These optimization efforts will be done at no additional cost to Comcast. 6.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE 6.1 Quality Program Vendor agrees to maintain dedicated quality assurance staff focused on monitoring the Comcast’s Quality Experience program and ensuring the CSR management teams are adhering to quality guidelines as set #PageNum# COMCAST CONFIDENTIAL forth by Comcast. Vendor quality auditors need to be certified as QA auditors directly through Comcast. Comcast will provide a comprehensive process document outlining expectations and audit criteria for certification requirements for the Vendor quality auditors as described above. For avoidance of doubt, any expenses related to the certification requirements will be Comcast’s responsibility. **** call recording is mandatory and recordings must be archived for **** months. Vendor will join calibration sessions at mutually agreed upon times with Comcast Call Centers and/or Comcast’s 3rd party QA firm upon request. Comcast agrees to require its third parties to sign a Vendor approved non disclosure agreement prior to such sessions. 6.2 Comcast Monitoring Subject to applicable law, remote monitoring capability of recorded and live customer calls shall be made available to Comcast upon request. Vendor will provide for call monitoring a remote access 800# and associated VDNs for all Vendor Locations. Vendor will provide authorized Comcast personnel and/or authorized Comcast service providers [users] access to CRP. Vendor will provide unimpeded password protected access to the remote monitoring system. Vendor should ensure that the remote monitoring provided to Comcast complies with applicable State and Federal law and Comcast will comply with all applicable State and Federal law in its use of the recorded and/or live customer calls. Comcast feedback will be provided in Comcast’s **** framework. Any Comcast feedback resulting from this monitoring will include the date and time of call and the access codes used. 6.3 Interaction Observations Vendor agrees to evaluate CSRs using Comcast quality guidelines. Evaluations will be based on the customer’s experience as measured through the Comcast guidelines. Vendor mu...
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