SITXCCS015 — Enhance customer service experiences

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What an assessment for SITXCCS015 must cover

72 assessable components: 4 elements (25 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 36 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Provide a quality service experience.

1.1Determine and confirm customer preferences, needs and expectations.
1.2Advise customers about appropriate products and services to meet their needs.
1.3Anticipate customer preferences, needs and expectations throughout the service experience.
1.4Promptly provide products and services with professional and personalised service to meet individual preferences.
1.5Offer extras and add-ons and provide tailored and additional products and services.
1.6Check actioning of special requests before customer delivery.
1.7Liaise with team members and suppliers to ensure efficient service delivery.
1.8Share customer information with team members to ensure quality service.

2 Proactively respond to difficult service situations.

2.1Identify problems with products and services and take immediate action to address before provision to customer.
2.2Anticipate delays in product and service provision and regularly update customer on expected outcomes.
2.3Advise customers of alternative products and services.
2.4Proactively compensate for service difficulty in line with own level of responsibility and organisational policy.
2.5Provide ongoing internal feedback on service issues and suggest improvements.

3 Resolve customer complaints.

3.1Use questioning techniques to establish and agree on nature, possible cause, and details of the complaint.
3.2Assess impact of complaint on customer.
3.3Take responsibility for resolving complaints in a professional manner and using communication techniques to assist in their management.
3.4Determine options to resolve complaints and promptly analyse and decide on optimal solutions, taking organisational constraints into account.
3.5Act swiftly to resolve complaints and prevent escalation, in consultation with customer and to customer satisfaction.
3.6Turn complaints into opportunities to demonstrate high quality customer service.
3.7Provide internal feedback on customer complaints and feedback and required follow-up in order to avoid future occurrence.
3.8Review and evaluate complaints and solutions to enhance response to future issues.

4 Develop customer relationships.

4.1Promote repeat business by offering promotional services according to individual empowerment and organisational policy.
4.2Maintain customer profiles to enhance service delivery.
4.3Provide personalised service to customers in a professional manner that builds repeat business.
4.4Provide tailored products and services based on customer profile.

Performance evidence

identify customer requirements and provide professional and personalised customer service experiences to two different internal and two different external customers to meet requirements
apply procedures to respond to and resolve three different customer complaints according to organisational policies and procedures
apply effective communication techniques with the above internal and external customers, including at least one with special needs
seek formal and informal feedback from customers on quality of above service
provide above service to above customers in line with organisational customer service standards and within designated organisational response times.

Knowledge evidence

principles and benefits of enhanced customer service experiences and positive communication
techniques to anticipate customer preferences, needs and expectations throughout the service experience
conflict resolution techniques
methods for enhancing service delivery in response to staff and customer feedback
extras and add-ons to enhance the customer experience
professional service standards and protocols for service industry personnel
attitudes and attributes expected by the service industries to work with customers
different customer service needs and expectations
types of customer loyalty programs
essential features and use of customer databases
organisational policies and procedures: designated response times for providing service and resolving complaints
organisational policies and procedures: customer service policies and procedures
organisational policies and procedures: complaint handling policies and procedures
organisational policies and procedures: promotional services offered
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: incorrect pricing or quotes
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: delays or errors in providing products or services
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: misunderstanding of customer requests
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: escalated complaints or disputes
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: other team members or suppliers not providing special requests
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: misunderstandings or communication barriers
procedures for responding to the following common customer complaints: unmet expectations of, or problems or faults with, a service or product
methods of compensating dissatisfied customers
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: legal and regulatory requirements in relation to consumer law
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: feasibility of providing the solution
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: own authority to resolve the complaint
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: policy and procedures
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: awareness of special needs, customs and practices of social and cultural groups of customers in regard to: modes of greeting, farewelling and conversation
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: awareness of special needs, customs and practices of social and cultural groups of customers in regard to: body language and body gestures
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: awareness of special needs, customs and practices of social and cultural groups of customers in regard to: formality of language
factors to consider when determining compensation of dissatisfied customers: awareness of special needs, customs and practices of social and cultural groups of customers in regard to: clothing
methods of collecting feedback: formal: surveys
methods of collecting feedback: formal: interviews
methods of collecting feedback: formal: structured questioning
methods of collecting feedback: informal: observation
methods of collecting feedback: informal: casual discussion
essential features, conventions and use of different types of communication techniques and equipment.

Foundation skills

Reading skills: interpret organisational policies and procedures.
Writing skills: record entries in customer service records.
Oral communication skills: use probe questioning to determine customer needs, preferences and problems; clarify ambiguities; and clarify customer complaints.
Numeracy skills: calculate the cost of products and services, estimate profitability, and consider the cost of customer compensation.
Problem-solving skills: determine adequate and appropriate compensation for service or product difficulty.
Technology skills: use computers and databases that manage customer profiles and promotional activities.

Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

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Questions about assessing SITXCCS015

What does an assessment tool for SITXCCS015 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SITXCCS015 needs to address all 72 unit components: 4 elements with 25 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 36 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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