US, UK and Australia-facing processes. Priced and paid in USD. Night-shift staffing with allowances.
Scope: general customer service for consumer or B2B accounts. Requirement: neutral accent, strong comprehension, cultural familiarity, clear written follow-up. Working details: night shift with rotation; power and internet redundancy mandatory; recording on every call. Measured on: SLA, AHT, quality, CSAT, accent and comprehension scores.
Scope: taxi, transport and service dispatch coordination across time zones. Requirement: geography familiarity for the target market, calm under urgency. Reference: Call Taxi 24-type engagements. Measured on: booking conversion, response speed at peak, abandon rate.
Scope: prospect research, cold calling, qualification, appointment setting for the client's sales team. Requirement: experienced B2B callers, CRM discipline, comfort with gatekeepers. Compliance: DNC lists for the target jurisdiction are suppressed before dialling; calling windows respect local time and local rules. Measured on: connects, qualified appointments, appointment-held rate.
Scope: direct consumer selling on approved scripts. Compliance: the target jurisdiction's telemarketing rules govern — including consent, identification, and calling-hour restrictions. Script approval by the client's compliance team is mandatory before go-live. Measured on: conversion, quality, cancellation and complaint rate.
Scope: written support across time zones, often with 24x7 coverage split across shifts. Requirement: high written standard in the target market's idiom. Measured on: first response time, resolution SLA, concurrency, CSAT.
Scope: product troubleshooting, setup, account and access issues, escalation with clean diagnostics. Requirement: product certification before go-live; often a technical hiring profile. Measured on: FCR, escalation quality, resolution time, CSAT.
Scope: data processing, claims support, catalogue work, reconciliation, transcription. Requirement: accuracy discipline, secure environment, often a clean-desk floor. Measured on: throughput, accuracy, TAT.
Scope: covering the client's out-of-hours window, or overflow above their in-house capacity. Why it sells: it is the easiest entry point for a client nervous about outsourcing — low risk, obvious gap. Measured on: answer rate in the covered window, escalation quality for the morning handover.
| Requirement | Standard |
|---|---|
| Voice quality | Assessed and scored before allocation |
| Infrastructure | Redundant power and internet, mandatory |
| Recording | 100% of calls, retained per the SOW |
| Data security | Clean-desk floor where the client requires it; no personal devices |
| Shift coverage | Night rotation with allowances and transport arrangements |
| Compliance | Target-jurisdiction telemarketing and data rules applied |
USD, per seat or per outcome, per 05_Payout_And_Commission_Structure.md. FX movement is handled per the Work Order; providers are never asked to absorb FX risk silently.
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