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Aircel on Tuesday launched its first Facebook chatbot solution, Dialer Tune – Facebook service, in association with IMImobile.
The Dialer Tune – Facebook service is designed for music lovers and will enable Aircel subscribers to quickly access a wide range of dialer tunes and activate them easily through Facebook Messenger.
“This Valentine’s Day we are delighted to bring yet another innovation from Aircel - Dialer Tune – Facebook servicewhich will enable music lovers to easily select/discover their favorite content of dialer tunes through searching the song name or from the trending content on Facebook Messenger. The product makes content discovery easy for the Aircel users as they need not remember the Dialer Tune short codes," Anupam Vasudev, Chief Marketing Officer at Aircel, said, in a statement.
The product is focused around one touch/click quick access, offering RBT selection, subscription, activation and song search option. The product offers the users with easy access to manage their Dialer Tunes, content discovery and service delivery.
Aircel customers will get links for the Dialer Tune – Facebook service for one-time registration. Once registered, the dialer tunes icon will appear on Facebook Messenger giving them easy access to selection and activation of a wide range of dialer tunes.
“A digital journey over social media channels drives higher customer satisfaction. In fact, these are some of the channels that the customers are more familiar with in today’s digital age. Today, digitized services are powerful way to communicate with the customers and create the “wow” moment,” Vasudev added.
"With over 133 million users accessing Facebook every month in India, social messaging channels are becoming key to enhancing customer experience. The addition of Facebook as an interaction channel for Aircel means users can access, browse and activate services utilising the latest AI technology," Jay Patel, Chief Executive Officer, at IMImobile said.
Aircel: aircel launches facebook chatbot based dialer tune service, Telecom News, ET Telecom
The Dialer Tune – Facebook service is designed for music lovers and will enable Aircel subscribers to quickly access a wide range of dialer tunes and activate them easily through Facebook Messenger.
“This Valentine’s Day we are delighted to bring yet another innovation from Aircel - Dialer Tune – Facebook servicewhich will enable music lovers to easily select/discover their favorite content of dialer tunes through searching the song name or from the trending content on Facebook Messenger. The product makes content discovery easy for the Aircel users as they need not remember the Dialer Tune short codes," Anupam Vasudev, Chief Marketing Officer at Aircel, said, in a statement.
The product is focused around one touch/click quick access, offering RBT selection, subscription, activation and song search option. The product offers the users with easy access to manage their Dialer Tunes, content discovery and service delivery.
Aircel customers will get links for the Dialer Tune – Facebook service for one-time registration. Once registered, the dialer tunes icon will appear on Facebook Messenger giving them easy access to selection and activation of a wide range of dialer tunes.
“A digital journey over social media channels drives higher customer satisfaction. In fact, these are some of the channels that the customers are more familiar with in today’s digital age. Today, digitized services are powerful way to communicate with the customers and create the “wow” moment,” Vasudev added.
"With over 133 million users accessing Facebook every month in India, social messaging channels are becoming key to enhancing customer experience. The addition of Facebook as an interaction channel for Aircel means users can access, browse and activate services utilising the latest AI technology," Jay Patel, Chief Executive Officer, at IMImobile said.
Aircel: aircel launches facebook chatbot based dialer tune service, Telecom News, ET Telecom