Intercon Insights Blog
Trial By Wildfire: Deploying Our Emergency Response Strategy
At 10:30 pm, our team received the notice that we all had been dreading… "There is an out-of-control wildfire southeast of Drayton Valley... all residents, including all the Town of Drayton Valley, must be prepared to evacuate within 30 minutes notice…"
Why Companies Need an Emergency Response Answering Service
With an emergency response answering service, you can prepare for unexpected emergencies, disasters, inclement weather, and anything else that can compromise your business operations. Most importantly, you can still be available for your customers, employees and vendors when they need you the most.
Top 5 Reasons Why Businesses Need a Call Answering Service
Have you ever stopped to think about how much a missed sales call could cost your business? Let’s take a minute and do the math . . . Multiply the amount of your average dollar sale by the number of hang-up calls you get on your voicemail. This ballpark number is a good benchmark for how much revenue you could be leaving on the table and giving up to a competitor.
The Value of an Emergency Response Answering Service
We all know that emergencies come in different forms depending on the type of business or industry. However, when these urgent situations occur, your phone must be answered quickly, with all information gathered accurately, so the correct on-call person or manager receives an immediate dispatch call or notification.
Emergency Response and Dispatch? We Do That!
Who’s watching your business when you’re not around? Who’s monitoring your alarms and ensuring everything is as it should be at all hours of the day on every day of the year?
Call Forwarding Can Save Your Business
It doesn’t matter what you’re doing, it often seems that just as you’re getting down to the task at hand the telephone rings. Then you have a decision to make. Do you drop what you’re doing to answer the call? Or do you push on in the hope that the caller will either leave a message or call you back?