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Copy of SSC troubleshooting for live deliveries

Copy of SSC troubleshooting for live deliveries

SSC should follow the below escalation process when unable to resolve issues with live deliveries. If the CDT booking owner is unavailable, SSC should use the below guidance and correlating email templates (with CDT booking owner cc’d) to notify the client.


Escalation process:

If SSC are unable to resolve the delivery issue, they should follow the below escalation process:

  1. SSC to message booking owner (tag their name so it’s clear who’s required to respond) on #support-bookings-emergencies

  2. If booking owner unavailable - SSC to follow below process for relevant issue type

  3. SSC to follow up with booking owner after the instance to notify them of the situation, update the ‘support booking emergency’ channel once issue resolved + raise a service recovery ticket if session did not go ahead due to MG issue

*Note: We should always aim to phone the client to troubleshoot delivery issues to give us greater opportunity to resolve the issue in the moment, for the delivery to go ahead. The email templates should be used when the client is uncontactable on the phone, or for follow-up documenting the discussion had on the phone.

Scenario

Process

Email template

Facilitator no-show

SSC to phone facilitator to try and get them online.

In parallel, SSC to dial onto session so someone is online when ppts start to arrive.

If facilitator doesn’t arrive by 15 mins past the session start time and is not responding to phone calls, SSC to notify participants that the session is unable to go ahead due to a delivery issue and let them know we will reschedule with client.

SSC to email client [template 1] contact to notify them at the session start time.

Template 1 - Facilitator no-show

Participant no-show

Ask the MindGym facilitator to remain on the session, whilst we reach out to client to check if the session is going ahead.

SSC to phone client contact to notify them and to check if ppts are due to join - this should be a phone call in the first instance, or email [template 2] if unavailable on phone.

  1. If client answers, check the following -

Are ppts still due to attend? If so, check our session details (time, session link) against client’s.

  • If the link is wrong - share correct link with client to get ppts online and notify facilitator. Stay online with the facilitator until we have confirmation ppts have arrived ok.

  • If the session start time the client and participants have is slightly out (e.g. an hour later), check if the coach is available to deliver at that time.

    • If the coach is available to deliver at the new time, confirm with the coach and client that it will be going ahead at the new time and update the virtual link details accordingly.

    • If the coach is unavailable to deliver, SSC to follow step below and use [template 3].

  • If the session date/time is wrong and ppts are unable to attend - agree with client to reschedule session and let them know CDT will be in touch to reschedule once online. [template 3]. Notify facilitator that the session is not going ahead, ask them to log off and explain CDT booking owner will be in touch once online.

  1. If client is unavailable -

  • Ask facilitator to stay online for the first 70 mins of a 90 min session (or 40 mins of a 60min session) - this is the guidance set out in the coach SLAs.

    • If ppts join within 30 minutes of the start time, the facilitator should run the session as effectively as possible, ending at the original end time and removing necessary content as appropriate to do so.

    • If after 30 minutes there is only one participant, the facilitator should run the session with one
      person if they are willing.

    • After 30 mins, a session is not viable to run in the remaining time, but the facilitator should remain online to inform anybody who joins the session.

  • If no ppts arrive after 30 minutes, email client to notify them [template 4]

Template 2 - Notify client of ppt no-show

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Template 3 - Confirm session is not going ahead due to ppt no-show, following client call

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

Template 4 - Notify client that session will not run due to no-shows

Tech issues

If tech issues occur at start of session and ppts are online, let ppts know that we are working through some tech issues and hope to be kicking off soon.

If tech issues are unresolvable by 15 minutes into session start time, let ppts know we will end session and will reschedule session with client.

Email client to notify them session was unable to go ahead, due to tech issues, and their CDT partner will be in touch when they’re online to reschedule [template 5].

*The above scenario applies if a coach gets in contact during a session and says the session is unable to be delivered in full due to significant tech issues, e.g. session ends half way through as coach internet drops and is unresolvable within the session time.

Template 5 - Session cancelled due to tech issues

 

Email templates:

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Email template 1 (Facilitator no-show)

Email subject: Today's 11AM CT Virtual Workout: Leading Essentials - Session unable to go ahead


Hi [insert Client Name]

I'm reaching out to you on behalf of your MindGym Client Delivery partner, who is currently out of the office.

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, your coach (insert Facilitator Name) is no longer able to deliver the virtual workout "Leading Essentials" at 11 AM CT today.  

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Rest assured, your MindGym delivery team is committed to finding a solution and will be in touch with you as soon as possible to reschedule the session at your earliest convenience.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Warm regards,

[Your Name] MindGym Service Support Center

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Email template 2 (Notify client of ppt no-show, if they cannot be contacted via phone)

Email subject: Today's 11AM CT Virtual Workout: Leading Essentials - No participants

Hi [insert Client Name]

I hope this email finds you well.

I'm reaching out to you on behalf of your MindGym Client Delivery partner, who is currently out of the office.

We have a virtual workout "Leading Essentials" scheduled to take place at 11 AM CT today. However, our facilitator ([insert Facilitator’s name], has informed us that no participants have shown up to the session.

Could you please confirm if the participants are still expected to join?

In the meantime, we'll ask [Facilitator’s name] to remain online. If participants arrive within the first 30 minutes of the session start time, [Facilitator’s name] will try to run an adapted version of the session with the time we have left remaining. If people log on following the first 30 minutes, [Facilitator’s name] will advise them that the session will be rescheduled, as at that point as we will not have sufficient time to run anything meaningful.

We hope to hear from you soon.

Warm regards,

[Your Name] MindGym Service Support Center

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Email template 3 (Confirm session is not going ahead due to ppt no-show, following client call)

Email subject: Today's 11AM CT Virtual Workout: Leading Essentials

Hi [insert Client Name]

Thank you for your time on the phone just now.

As discussed, the virtual workout "Leading Essentials" we had scheduled to take place at 11 AM CT today is no longer going ahead.

I’m looping in your Client Delivery partner who will be in touch when they’re back online to align on next steps.

Warm regards,

[Your Name] MindGym Service Support Center

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Email template 4 (Notify client that session is not going ahead due to ppt no-show - 30 mins past the session start time)

Email subject: Today's 11AM CT Virtual Workout: Leading Essentials - No participants

Hi [inset Client Name]

Confirming that we still haven’t had any participants join the session.

As we won’t have enough time to run the session in the remaining time now, we have asked [insert Facilitator Name'] to remain on the line just in case anybody does join, but to advise them the session will be rescheduled.

I’m looping in your Client Delivery partner who will be in touch when they’re back online to align on next steps.

Warm regards,

[Your Name] MindGym Service Support Center

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Template 5 (Session cancelled due to tech issues)

Email subject: Today's 11AM CT Virtual Workout: Leading Essentials - Reschedule

Hi [insert Client Name]

I hope this email finds you well.

I'm reaching out to you on behalf of your MindGym Client Delivery partner, who is currently out of the office.

Unfortunately, we encountered significant technical challenges when trying to deliver today’s virtual workout "Leading Essentials" at 11 AM CT. Despite our efforts to troubleshoot the issue with our facilitator [insert Facilitator Name], we were unable to resolve them within 15 minutes of the session start time. Consequently, we advised the participants to log off, ensuring we could reschedule the session for a later time to ensure a more impactful experience.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Rest assured, your MindGym delivery team is committed to finding a solution and will be in touch with you as soon as possible to reschedule the session at your earliest convenience.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Warm regards,

[Your Name] MindGym Service Support Center

 

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How to access client contact details:

You can find the Client contact details in the NetSuite booking (see “Site contact” field) cc the booking owner (see “Owner” field in the NetSuite booking.) + Portfolio Team Lead into client email.

 

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Screenshot showing MindGym Account owner and the Client Contact information