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| Transversal Delivers the Answers to TV Licence Questions Online TV Licensing, the organisation responsible for collecting UK TV licence revenues, has launched Ask TV Licensing, a new website service that aims to improve the online customer experience and deliver greater value for the UK's 25 million licence payers. Ask TV Licensing, powered by Transversal, allows visitors to www.tvlicensing.co.uk to get immediate answers to questions which can be phrased in everyday English, as if directly asking a person. The service allows customers who prefer to interact online to find the information they need easily without having to phone or send their questions by email. More than a quarter of a million customers have already used Ask TV Licensing since its launch in January 2008, of whom only 9 per cent have subsequently needed to email TV Licensing for further information. Ask TV Licensing is part of a wider initiative by TV Licensing and Capita Business Services Ltd, the company responsible for administering customer service for TV Licensing, to create technology led efficiencies which deliver better value for licence payers and ultimately lead to savings which make more money available for programming. Ask TV Licensing is designed to provide answers to the many different types of licence holders and TV suppliers. These include householders, hotels, B&Bs, students, landlords, those with second homes and TV dealers. Typical questions being asked online include "What if I only use my TV for watching DVDs?" to "I'm a TV dealer, do I need to keep a record of TV transactions?" Traffic to the TV Licensing website is growing rapidly, with 5 million visitors in 2007 expected to grow by 18 per cent in 2008 to 6 million. The Capita-run site aims to provide a one stop shop for queries from the UK's 25 million licence payers as well as enabling licences to be bought online and delivered via email. Transversal's advanced technology supports TV Licensing's continued drive to administer the collection of the TV Licence fee for the BBC in the most cost effective way. In the first three months since deployment in January 2008, Transversal Web self-service has helped nearly 250,000 people to quickly find accurate information to their queries online. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |