XMReality Blog
We are very happy to announce that XMReality Remote Guidance is now available in Salesforce. This makes XMReality a natural part of already established support processes inside Salesforce, enabling service agents and field technicians to quickly start a Remote Guidance call and solve customers' support requests faster.
Service agents and field technicians working in Salesforce can now easily set up XMReality Remote Guidance calls with customers to solve their problems faster. XMReality in Salesforce can be used by those customers that use Salesforce Service Cloud, both with and without Salesforce Field Service, and those that use the Salesforce CRM service module.
With support for Salesforce Omni-channel and Service Cloud’s support channels, it is easy to start an XMReality Remote Guidance call no matter what channel is used to communicate with end customers. Be it email, text and social media messaging, or real-time chat.
Customer communication uses standard Salesforce templates and quick texts to align with existing support workflows. XMReality can be added to existing templates, and quick texts, or XMReality-specific templates can be created as needed. Furthermore, XMReality in Salesforce integrates with the activity history and timeline, making it easy to follow up on, and track, the usage of XMReality to solve customer problems.
XMReality in Salesforce is highly flexible and customers can adjust according to their needs and their Salesforce setup. While the typical use case involves launching an XMReality Remote Guidance call from a Salesforce support case or work order, XMReality can be used on any Salesforce object. Furthermore, the XMReality component placement is highly flexible and can be adjusted as needed.
For faster problem resolution, XMReality provides visual guiding tools powered by augmented reality. Hands and object overlay capabilities let you provide intuitive instructions quickly; with real-time pointers, you can highlight specific areas and annotations can provide more complex instructions and guidance. To enable hands-free operations, you can zoom in and out remotely, take remote snapshots and activate device flashlights remotely.
