The Role of AI-Enabled Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in Customer Engagement

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Surinder K Dhingra, Jyoti bhoj, Abhishek Somani, MerleenKuriakose

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Customer relationship management systems aid firms in gathering, storing, and analyzing consumer activity information. Whenever these systems leverage artificial intelligence programs, staff can interpret and act on customer actions in real-time. This influences how firms offer service, satisfy demand, and guide buyers through each phase of the purchasing process. Machine learning models enable firms to parse big data sets, determine customer behaviour patterns, and dynamically modify communication in response to current input. These steps shorten wait times, minimize reply mistakes, and also make certain that every contact is much more consistent with the customer's history.


Numerous firms have procedures whereby employees enter, review, and update records to track customer activity. With AI tools, the system does these tasks based on preset rules and also keeps tabs on records without human intervention. This leads to staff spending more time problem-solving and less time entering information. AI also allows CRM systems to send alerts when customers change products or services - enabling the firm to react before issues develop. This helps decrease churn and supports early customer care steps. Companies might also instruct workers by voice and text inputs regarding which answer to offer according to the tone, tempo, or subject of the call or message. Businesses utilizing AI-enabled CRM systems report increased contact rates and longer service dwell times. These tools help staff members follow up on leads, alert customers to brand new offers, and deliver faster on requests. Customers who get relevant replies are more open to new messages and also give much more feedback. These replies reinforce long-term relationships between customers and service teams. AI tools enhance tracking and support but don't replace human interaction. Generally, the system guides personnel to the appropriate time, message, and channel for every customer. This streamlines task flow across teams and also provides managers more ways to monitor and analyze service quality. AI-enabled CRM systems provide inexpensive scale as firms grow. These systems help firms track what each customer requires and how staff react. This, in turn, will help firms keep customers and fill service gaps. The factors that study the role of AI-Enabled Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in Customer Engagement are Predictive Analytics, Real-Time Interaction, Automated Customer Service, and Customer Retention and Loyalty Management.

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