HANDLED INBOUND CALL
A customer call handled within the agreed definition and disposition rules.
Pay for the customer interactions you need handled.
Interaction-based pricing can be used with a Shared Team or Managed Operations model when one unit can be defined, measured and forecasted. Every proposal includes a monthly minimum and written rules for volume, complexity, inclusions, exclusions, overage and disputes.
The operating model still covers staffing or shared capacity, supervision, quality, systems, reporting and service responsibility. Interaction pricing changes how eligible work is charged; it does not remove the operating requirements behind the service.
A customer call handled within the agreed definition and disposition rules.
A lead contacted and qualified against agreed criteria and outcome fields.
A defined booking or appointment interaction handled to the agreed completion point.
A WhatsApp, chat or other digital conversation handled under the agreed unit definition.
This is illustrative; the final interaction definition is agreed per client.
An eligible call or enquiry completed within the agreed handling, record and disposition rules.
A defined appointment action completed to the agreed point, including the required record.
An agreed follow-up action performed with the outcome and next step recorded.
A conditional unit used only after criteria, attempts, acceptance and handover rules are approved.
A WhatsApp, chat or other approved digital exchange completed within a defined start, end and handling scope.
The following examples are illustrative. HEAR.ON confirms the definition only after reviewing the workflow, expected volume and required outcome.
Agree what one interaction includes and excludes.
Estimate volume, complexity, peaks and service windows.
Cover the capacity and operating requirements reserved for the service.
Apply the agreed volume band and commercial assumptions.
Track completed units, exceptions, overage and agreed outcomes.
Duration, complexity, retries, after-call work, escalation, language, service window and volume commitments can materially change the economics of one interaction. The unit definition therefore comes before the rate.
Interaction-based pricing is a commercial structure, not a staffing model. Where suitable, it can sit alongside a Shared Team or Managed BPO setup.
Tell us the expected interaction, completion point, monthly volume and service window. We will assess whether interaction-based pricing is commercially suitable.