Royal Bank of Canada, the 6th largest bank in North America, with 100M calls per year, committed to a new conversational self-service strategy in delivering seamless, human-like communication via the company’s IVR platform.
Working with Omilia technologies, the RBC Conversational Customer Care Virtual Assistant was designed to boost automation, minimize advisor-to-advisor transfers, and improve customer satisfaction with conversational dialogues.
In a recent case study presentation and live demo at the Intelligent Assistants Conference San Francisco, Lucy Villaflores, senior manager, omni-channel engagement, and Kenneth Shiu, senior project manager with Royal Bank of Canada, outlined how the bank built a business case, delivered a successful pilot for the Credit Card Service line, and fully deployed a conversational intelligent assistant yielding 93% semantic accuracy and 86% task completion rates.
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