This document discusses how banks can benefit from digital disruption. It begins by outlining some of the seeds of disruption banks are facing, such as declining customer loyalty and branch visits. It then discusses some of the digital problems banks face related to customer relationships, journeys, segmentation, and innovation. The document proposes solutions for banks to address these problems by better understanding customer pain points, streamlining journeys, personalizing experiences, and innovating more quickly. It emphasizes using digital tools to measure these areas and provide faster insights to drive better customer outcomes. The presentation concludes with a Q&A section.
21. Key stages of the customer journey
Application
Process
Pre-Sales
Onboarding
Use &
Support
Cross-sell &
Expansion
Capture new customer insights
instantly on any channel. Drive
customer conversion by
delivering exactly what
customers want.
Improve the application
process to increase customer
satisfaction and drive
completion rates.
Optimize the onboarding
process to ensure new
customers are satisfied and
responsive to cross-sell
efforts. Empower your organization
to optimize how it responds
to feedback and ensure
customer satisfaction by
closing the feedback loop.
Increase share of wallet and drive
cross-sell rates by staying ahead of
customer decisions and improving
processes that most affect CX.
• Website & mobile
satisfaction
• Page-level feedback
• Market research
• Website feedback
• Teller CSAT
• Post-onboarding CSAT
• Holistic financial
evaluation and barriers
to conversion
• Problem incidence &
resolution feedback
• Teller CSAT
• Post-loan/Line application CSAT
• Opportunity identification by
teller/branch manager
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24. “We use Qualtrics to evaluate our conference and school attendee satisfaction. Our surveys ask
attendees to rate speakers/instructors on overall satisfaction and NPS. We are now able to get
better information from our attendees, allowing us to make better decisions regarding our
programs and schools. By incorporating these insights, our events have grown considerably in the
past few years.”
America Bankers Association
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Loyalty: 11% switch per year. We used to focus on satisfaction, but highly satisfied customers still leave
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Almost 40% didn’t even go into a branch in a year.
That number grows year by year
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Fintech
(start ups and Apple, Google).
Starbucks 42million purchases in just over a year,
Mint 10 million users.
Since my days in silicon valley, like to keep up to date. #1 venture capital area (more than social media)
Trickle:
Customers want banking to be as easy as all other iphone/android apps (single sign on, single touch, gamification)
WE all have apps that instanly tell us all about our health (calories consumed and burned, steps taken, even vital signs), or social networks (how the world at large is reacting to my vacation photos or my comments about the presidential campaign). They can even suggest immedaite action (my son’s iwatch tells him he has been sitting too long)
IT seems logical that we should be able to see the same for our financial health. Maybe the iwatch can say that my excess cash has been sitting in a money market too long.
Customer Relationships:
Many people (esp millennials) aren’t looking for a relationship
The bane of customer service leaders everywhere: even satisfied customers can defect if they see another more convenient alternative
I hear over and over: “Our customer satisfaction numbers are really high”, or “our members always tell us how much they love us” and yet we can’t stem the attrition
Kelly
Journeys:
used to be walking to the branch, but now can be multi-mode
My favorite example I have seen from customer verbatims: tried to look for an answer online, couldn’t find it and went into a branch. and the branch staff has to call the service center to answer the question (and you know the service center agent is checking the website!)
We mostly evaluate those as isolated interactions, but they are not.
Segments:
Used to be one segment: the neighborhood around the branch. Now there are many.
Kelly
Innovation:
have to keep up with the Jones, or not too far behind.
Kelly.
Customer Relationships
Retail: get feedback about all touch points (branch, online, mobile app) and play whack-a-mole;
Commercial & Wealth: businesses understand that one person cannot know everything (show old bankers the customer feedback about wanting a QB)
Call center: CRM solutions that can show recent transactions, and immediately coach to solutions and cross sell
Customer Journeys:
KELLY
Start with deep dives with customers (qual)
Can do sophisticated process mapping, but I find most banks can make the quick accurate decisions
Gather quantitative feedback at each crucial point
measure to make sure you got it right
Journeys continually change, so you gotta re-test every year or two. Used to do driver analysis every 5 years, then every 3, then 2
Customer Segmentation:
We know more about customers actions and desires than ever before—how they bank, when they bank, how they learn, how they interact
Great tech tools: Tie in CRM, website, direct feedback to customize or “skin” their touchpoints.
All while lower the cost to serve. Ask for 1% of the savings to be paid to you in a bonus.
I worked with a commercial bank that historically had the policy that every customer deserved the same high level of service. But then they were underserving b/c of too large a book of business. They changed the model and increased retention and cross sell at the top without impacting the bottom very much.
For small business customers, manage their expectations. Instead of assigning 400 businesses to 1 banker who will never respond, tell the little ones they need to go into the branch or call center. Had a super regional client who did this, and improved EVERYONE’s satisfaction.
Have they looked at how-to videos? Did they read about privacy? Get financial advice when they want it. Weekend in the branch, 2am on the app.
KELLY
Innovation:
Simple A/B testing on the website
Or branch design
Or call center scripting
Kelly
US and Canadian banks are far better than elsewhere. This presentation is more dire in Europe, Australia, Asia, Latin America
Industries: Financial Services
Company Size: Medium
Type: B2C, B2B
Use Cases: CX, MR, EI
Background:
Founded in 1939, America First Credit Union is a progressive member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative financial institution with 114 branches, 736,000 members, and $7.1B in assets, making it the 7th largest credit union in the United States. Dedicated to putting its members first, America First sets itself apart in the competitive financial industry through superior member service and tailored products to help its members achieve financial well-being. https://www.americafirst.com/
Challenge:
Service Quality department required a reliable survey platform that was available to members at any time, from any location
Lacked flexible reporting capabilities for easy data trending and distribution of findings
Wanted to consolidate member comments, regardless of the channel, for one version of feedback
Needed a way to gather innovative ideas from employees.
Solution
America First Credit Union uses Qualtrics Research Suite to:
Survey over 200,000 members annually to gather feedback on where they plan to spend their money, evaluate their preparedness for retirement, and track member confidence to understand how we’re doing as well as track NPS to improve member loyalty.
Integrated Qualtrics with Tableau to give all 114 branch managers a dashboard and a scorecard with 10 areas of focus to help them see how they’re performing relative to other branches in the company.
Improve processes, systems and behaviors across the organization based on employee and member feedback
Facilitate branch performance metrics through quantitative and qualitative member feedback to evaluate service quality
Collect member feedback on a transactional basis to improve one-time experiences and allow for consistent, prompt follow up from management
Gather member feedback via the website to learn of compliments, suggestions, and concerns that require immediate action
Capture employee compliments, suggestions, and concerns via the intranet to drive improvements and foster employee recognition through Service Star Awards
Results
Established benchmarks for service goals based on member feedback
Increased organization-wide understanding of member needs and expectations
Increased revenue by over $14M in 12-months, driven in part by insights acted upon from Qualtrics data.
Increased response rates by 33%.
Increased member loyalty and advocacy, growing NPS +8 points in 6-months, from an already high NPS baseline
Increased research speed up to 5X over previous solutions
Increased research productivity by 3X
Increased research flexibility & control by 100% over full-service solutions
Delivered insights that helped increased employee engagement across 114 branches
Delivered insights that helped connect employee engagement to better customer experiences
Reduced survey and overhead costs by 50% by implementing a single, enterprise research platform
Improved member and employee satisfaction with real-time visibility into urgent issues requiring immediate attention
Can prioritize feedback across the organization to drive critical process changes
Bottom line
Delivered customer experience insights that contributed to increased satisfaction and revenue growth in a highly competitive industry with relatively low switching costs.
Quotes:
“Since we don’t have a commodity to offer in the financial services market, America First Credit Union has to provide the best possible experience to its members every day. Qualtrics allows us to put our members first because we can act quickly on real-time feedback.” -Tammy Gallegos VP of Marketing, Communication and Service Quality
“As a result of Qualtrics, today every one of our branches has the data they need to know exactly what to do to increase their promoters and drive up their NPS. That’s making a real impact for our entire organization. It’s a perfect example of insights to action.” – Jake Bingham, Service Quality Manager
Industries: Financial Services / Online Retail Investment Brokerage
Company Size: Medium organization
Type: B2C
Use Cases: MR, CX
Background:
Founded in New York City in 1982, E*TRADE Financial is a leading financial services company with over $1.8 billion in annual revenue. E*TRADE is a pioneer in the online brokerage industry. Having executed the first-ever electronic trade by an individual investor more than 30 years ago, the Company has long been at the forefront of the digital revolution, offering easy-to-use solutions for individual investors and stock plan participants.
Founded on the principle of innovation and determined to level the playing field for individual investors, E*TRADE is a digital-first brokerage experience providing the tools and educational material, supported by professional assistance, to help individual investors and traders meet their near- and long-term investing goals. With 3,400 employees today, the Company provides these services to customers primarily online via its award-winning digital platforms and through its network of industry-licensed customer service representatives and Financial Consultants — over the phone at two national branches and in-person at 30 E*TRADE branches across the United States.
Challenges:
Needed real-time insights to help E*TRADE make better, easier investing experiences for customers
Survey creation was time-consuming and required dedicated staff with advanced programming skills
Fielding and reporting could take weeks
Solution:
E*TRADE uses the Qualtrics Insight Platform to:
Create secure and complex surveys in-house without the need for programmers, including sophisticated features such as skip logic, branching and embedded video
Conduct ad testing feedback in days, rather than weeks, to support award-winning advertising campaigns with the famous E*TRADE babies
Conduct detailed product testing to refine online financial offerings, as well as the E*TRADE mobile app
Consolidate all voice of the customer data into a single location by integrating with Salesforce.com
Expand both the quantity and range of projects for departments across the organization including marketing, sales, service, PR and product teams
Results:
Retained customers and millions of dollars in assets by acting quickly on real-time customer feedback
Improved Net Promoter Score (NPS) by 43 points
Reduced advertising research time by 50%
Reduced advertising research costs by 70%
Provided more timely reporting to more effectively guide executive decision-making
Enabled a small research team to double the volume of research
Customer Story Webpage: Coming soon
Customer Webpage: www.etrade.com