Target Group and FourNet agree five-year partnership

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Target Group has entered a five-year strategic partnership with FourNet to improve its contact centre experience.

The collaboration will focus on expanding the capabilities of NICE CXone, a cloud-based customer experience platform, to improve customer interactions across multiple channels, including voice, chat, email, social media, and self-service options.

FourNet, a specialist in digital transformation and customer experience, will support Target Group in maximising the potential of NICE CXone.

The partnership aims to enhance automation and streamline workflows within Target Group’s contact centre, improving response times and personalisation while ensuring compliance with regulations such as GDPR, PCI-DSS, and the FCA’s Consumer Duty. Over 260 Target contact centre agents are set to benefit from the improved system, which is expected to boost operational efficiency and enhance customer engagement.

As part of the multi-phase collaboration, both companies will also explore applications within Mortgage Hub, Target’s loan origination platform, to drive further innovation in mortgage and financial services.

Peter O’Connor (main picture), CEO of Target Group, said: “NICE CXone plays a pivotal role in our business process outsourcing (BPO) offering, trusted by major financial institutions. By working with FourNet, we can continue to exceed customer expectations, drive operational efficiency, and fully leverage our expertise.

“FourNet’s extensive knowledge and support will help us maximise our investment in this technology while maintaining high service standards.”

Richard Pennington

Richard Pennington, CEO at FourNet, added: “This partnership highlights Target’s commitment to delivering excellent customer experiences and our ability to optimise contact centre solutions. As a NICE Platinum Partner, we will support Target in fully leveraging NICE CXone’s capabilities, driving efficiency, and enhancing customer satisfaction.

“Target’s focus on digital transformation and innovation makes this an ideal collaboration.”

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