Vaughan, ON, April 05, 2018 -- Upstream Works Software Ltd., a provider of Omnichannel Contact Center solutions, announces Version 3.6 of its signature software, Upstream Works for Finesse (UWF). This latest release provides new capabilities that enable organizations to optimize customer journey engagement with Assist Knowledge Management and FollowUp capabilities. The release also includes enhanced security and architectural changes that improve performance.
Upstream Works for Finesse (UWF) provides a comprehensive omnichannel solution that enables contact centers to deliver insightful, personalized customer care excellence for all interactions, across the entire customer journey. A web-based omnichannel workspace, UWF enhances Cisco Finesse with features that increase agent success and enhance customer experience outcomes. UWF helps organizations extend the business value of their existing investments with extensive and seamless integration capabilities, and provides future-proof solutions that can grow and adapt to changing market and customer needs.
“The customer journey is increasingly complex and multi-faceted. More than ever, agents need to be superagents – equipped with information and tools that allow them to meet the rising expectations of customers,” explains Rob McDougall, President and CEO, Upstream Works Software. “With Release 3.6 of UWF, we introduce Assist Knowledge Management capabilities for dynamic engagements and FollowUp for a simple, effective way to manage activities related to customer requests.”
With these new features plus enhancements to both security and architecture, contact centers have the information and tools they need to optimize their operations while fulfilling customer obligations and actively managing the full customer journey. UWF offers a strategic solution for growth of all channels with management simplicity and consistent business reporting across all channels.
About Upstream Works Software Ltd. – www.upstreamworks.com
Upstream Works provides best-in-class Omnichannel Contact Center software for the Cisco Collaboration Platform to increase customer engagement and agent success. We bring the customer journey together across all channels, interactions and applications with seamless integration and management simplicity. For over 15 years, organizations around the world and across industries have benefited from Upstream Works’ experience and expertise, gaining operational efficiency and transforming the connected customer experience.
See UWF in action at www.upstreamworks.com or request a personal demo at [email protected]
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For more information, contact:
Janice Keay, VP, Marketing, Upstream Works Software
905.660.0969 x397, [email protected]
Upstream Works and Upstream Works for Finesse are trademarks of Upstream Works Software Ltd.
Janice Keay, VP, Marketing, Upstream Works Software 905.660.0969 x397, [email protected]


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