Emotional or Sensitive Matters:
Examples: Dealing with the financial implications of a major life event (e.g., divorce, death of a family member), or expressing significant dissatisfaction with a service.
Why Phone: A human voice offers empathy, reassurance, and the ability to de-escalate situations, which digital channels cannot replicate.
When Self-Service Fails:
Examples: You've tried to find an answer on the website or app but couldn't, or you encountered an error during a self-service attempt.
Why Phone: When digital solutions fall short, the phone becomes the necessary escalation point.
Specific Authorizations or Exceptions:
Examples:, needing dataset a real-time override, or completing certain high-value transactions that require verbal confirmation.
Why Phone: Some actions require live verification for security or regulatory compliance.
When to Go Digital (App, Website, Secure Messaging):
For a vast majority of routine banking tasks, digital channels offer unparalleled convenience and speed:
Routine Account Inquiries:
Examples: Checking balances, reviewing transaction history, downloading statements, or verifying direct deposits.
Why Digital: Instant access 24/7 without waiting on hold.
Payments and Transfers:
Examples: Paying bills, transferring money between accounts, or sending money via Zelle.
Why Digital: Convenient, fast, and often provides immediate confirmation.
Card Management:
Examples: Activating a new card, changing your PIN, setting up travel notifications, or temporarily locking/unlocking a card.
Why Digital: Quick and easy management directly from your device.
General Information/FAQs:
Examples: Looking up branch hours, ATM locations, or understanding basic product features.
Why Digital: Chase's website and app have extensive knowledge bases that can answer most common questions.
Non-Urgent Inquiries Requiring Documentation:
Requesting a specific exception to a polic
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