A telco wants to add a contact policy that will suppress an action for 30 days if it was rejected twice in any channel in the last 15 days. How do you define the suppression rule for the contact policy?
Contact Policy - Contact policies control the number and frequency of customer contacts to prevent overexposure and irritation.
Steps to Configure Suppression Rule:
In the Next-Best-Action Designer, navigate to Engagement Policy -> Contact Policy.
Add a new contact policy and name it appropriately.
In the Scope section, select 'Track Rejects' for any channel.
Set the suppression criteria: if there are 2 rejects in the last 15 days.
Specify the action suppression period as 30 days.
Implementation - This ensures that actions are paused if they are consistently rejected, reducing negative customer experiences.
Pega Customer Decision Hub User Guide 8.7, Section 'Creating a contact policy,' details the steps for setting up suppression rules in contact policies.
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