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UBL Leverages Oracle Cloud for Customer Experience

  • December 10, 2018
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United Bank Limited (UBL) Leverages Oracle Cloud to
Help Resolve Customer Experience Issues and Drive Advocacy

Oracle Social Cloud enables the bank to listen, engage and analyze interactions across multiple social platforms in real-time

One of the leading banks in Pakistan, United Bank Limited, with a customer base of over 4 million, went live with Oracle Cloud Applications. The implementation helps them deliver a virtually seamless experience across listening, engagement, community management and analysis of bank’s social media efforts, with the project going live within 3 weeks.

With a network of over 40,000 customer touch points, including more than 1,400 branches, over 37,000 Omni Agents and over 1,400 ATMs, UBL wanted to explore exciting new ways to connect to its vast network in real time, having substantially invested in a number of digital banking initiatives.

Read: Multinet Pakistan Signs Oracle Cloud Applications for Modern UX

The Bank wanted to establish a reporting mechanism to understand how customers react to their digital marketing activities, while actively engaging in maintaining a positive and consistent brand image across multiple social media channels.

Sharjeel Shahid, Group Executive – Digital Banking, UBL said,

“Our Collaboration with Oracle will allow us to understand our customers’ needs better by focusing
on all three pillars of social listening, social analytics and social engagement”.

Oracle Social Cloud enables UBL to reach out to its wide network of global consumer audience and enhance its brand image across different social platforms. It also helps the bank to analyze various social conversations in detail and classify them into different categories to be further routed to concerned departments.

Read: Cloudflare Establishes Three Data Centers in Pakistan

“By fundamentally changing the way organizations connect with their different stakeholders, social is changing the rules of business,” said Syed Azam Abidi, Applications Head, Oracle Pakistan and Afghanistan.

“With Oracle Social Cloud, we are empowering UBL to embrace this change by integrating the tools required to listen, engage, create, market and analyze social interactions through providing their customers with a unique experience that can help drive brand loyalty and impact the Bank’s bottom line.”

Oracle Social Cloud, is the industry’s first unified social platform that delivers a seamless experience across different social platforms. It is integrated with key Oracle Customer Experience (CX) applications in order to enable organizations to use data-driven marketing insights to identify new growth opportunities and maintain strong existing customer relationships. The Bank will be further able to run reports in real time to determine its Klout score during digital marketing campaigns or analyze negative social media disparaging, helping them to expand customer retention and refine digital marketing policies.

The project was implemented by Integration Xperts, a Gold level member part of the Oracle PartnerNetwork.

 

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