“We recognized customers needed a more robust version of our former Park-N-Page software,” said Ian Pitts, President and CEO of Syn-Apps, LLC. “Moving Park-N-Page into an appliance model provides customers greater scalability, easier maintenance, and stronger integration capabilities than our former Park-N-Page software could support. All of this ultimately culminates in a more cohesive customer experience while driving efficiencies and profitability.”Organizations that experience high call volumes often rely on technology like IVR systems to automate call routing processes that connect callers to the right department or representative. Syn-Apps’ Park-N-Page goes one step further by providing an additional notification layer to the call routing process. When employees are unable to answer incoming calls, Park-N-Page places callers on hold and into a queue in the order they were received by the IVR. Park-N-Page simultaneously broadcasts an overhead page across the facility, announcing a caller is waiting on hold. Employees can respond to the page by dialing a prefixed extension from any phone on the network to directly connect with the call waiting on hold. In addition to increasing customer awareness across a facility, Park-N-Page improves the overall call waiting experience by reducing the amount of time customers wait on-hold. It also drives down operational costs by removing the need for people to manually manage inbound calls.

