Review Summary
Users appreciate Genesys Cloud CX for its user-friendly interface, robust omnichannel capabilities, and strong custo ...
Users appreciate Genesys Cloud CX for its user-friendly interface, robust omnichannel capabilities, and strong custo ...
Genesys is focused on improving loyalty and business outcomes for customers and employees. Through its Genesys Cloud platform, Genesys helps organizations worldwide provide empathetic, personalized experiences at scale. With Genesys Cloud, organizations differentiate with the right customer experience at the right time, and drive stronger workforce engagement, efficiency and operational improvements.
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1. The Power of Experience Orchestration: I love that Genesys Cloud isn't just a suite of disconnected features; it's a unified brain. By using Architect as the primary orchestration layer, we were able to weave AI, data validation, and human intuition into a single, seamless journey. 2. Elevated Power of AI: The integration of Agent Copilot, AI-assisted evaluations, and Agentic Virtual Assistants has been a game-changer. Instead of AI acting as a barrier, it acts as a concierge that handles the noise of routine tasks. This empowers our agents and makes them see it as a partner rather than making them feel replaced. 3. Culture-First Approach WEM: I love how the gamification and feedback modules turned a high-pressure season into a fun, collaborative shared mission. It gave us the tools to transform cold metrics into a vibrant culture of growth, proving that when you prioritize both customer and agent experience, the productivity boost follows naturally.
The product's main focus is on outbound management, which gives it great utility and versatility in the business, especially with its predictive and agentless campaigns through the IVR, thus helping to reduce the waiting time for tasks for telephone advisors, which generates an increase in operator productivity and better commercial results.
I really like Architect and the ease of use with creating flows for all media types. So, Genesys is really flexible in this regard. I really like the ability to quickly create views and have reports readily available, with the ability to schedule / email them so they're available when I arrive to work. I enjoy using real time management so that I can address situations before they're even reported to me. I like the ease of use with Forecasts and Scheduling, especially given that our staff can change as many as six times per year and save me so much time. I like the use of gamification and leaderboards for fun competition.
The biggest challenge, and ultimately the greatest reward, is that Genesys Cloud is boundless. Because the platform is so comprehensive and its orchestration capabilities are deep-rooted, the sheer art of learning can feel overwhelming at the start. Its less of a one-size fits all framework of trial and error, and more of a dynamic canvass. While we initially found the abundance of features and configuration depth to be a steep learning curve, it forced us to become intentional architects. It pushed us to stop thinking about simple fixes and start designing holistic end-to-end journeys. What began as a challenge of Where do we even start? evolved into our greatest competitive advantage: the freedom to build a system that is perfectly, uniquely tailored to the heart of our mission.
Having to use a third party to acquire the tool and having to use their services for its development, even though it is a global tool, the use of partners affects the perception of it being a top-level tool and especially a tool that seeks to expand its business.
Not dislikes, per se, but some things that I'd love to see (and they're probably working on these as I type this because I've thought, wouldn't it be nice to have this and viola, it's in the next weekly release. 1) I would like to see a Dashboard for surveys within in the UI 2) I would like to see Genesys have a true built in CRM, as opposed to adding on Salesforce or Dynamics 3) Maybe more conventions (you learn so much going to these)