The modern call center
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It’s a network of virtual, on-demand agents delivering unmatched scale and flexibility.

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It’s a network of virtual, on-demand agents delivering unmatched scale and flexibility.


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Liveops gives businesses access to an experienced, on-demand network to provide virtual call center services that can scale during high-traffic periods without missing a beat.

We look past geographical limits to source our agents based on their skills, education and industry work experience, so you can rest assured that they’re prepared to represent your brand in the best possible light.

What makes Liveops agents different?

Deeper skills. Greater experience. Quality shows through in every interaction, delivering exceptional customer results.

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How does Liveops help enterprises modernize their contact experience?

Flexibility at scale

Our network seamlessly flexes to match demand, whether time of day or seasonal spikes.

Proven quality

Our agents' industry backgrounds and greater depth of skill deliver better customer experiences.

Controlled costs

Stop wasting money on idle agents. Our pay-for-use agents are ready when you need them.

Think outside of the call center box.

Our network of 20,000 domestic agents isn’t limited by business hours or geography, so we can source the most qualified people, period. This drives flexibility at scale that can transform your customer service.

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Our customers trust their customers to Liveops agents.

We’ve reinvented the customer service model—cutting out idle time and overhead—and led the industry in flex agent service for more than 18 years. Here’s what people are saying about us.

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JoAnn is a real Liveops agent, a veteran, mother of three, and has 10 years of sales experience.

Liveops has exceeded our expectations in all areas. Their ability to effectively scale to meet our call volume demands while maintaining a high level of performance is second to none in the industry. Vice President, Media Company
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Year: 2007

A bad economy delivers an unexpected surprise: high-quality candidates for call center agents. Over-qualified agents deliver top CSAT and NPS scores and increased customer loyalty.

Year: 2017

A good economy delivers an ugly side effect: more desirable jobs hire away top call center talent. Result? A lower-caliber workforce prone to turnover and inconsistent results.

Call centers are driving customer service to extinction.

Why? Because they’ve failed to evolve. What worked decades ago doesn’t work today.

Let’s talk talent.

The average brick-and-mortar call center agent is 23 and has five years of work experience. One-third of agents have attended college. Contrast them with flexible workforce agents—their average age is 38, with 15 years of work experience. 81% have attended college.

Getting quality—consistently

What do you get when you hire workers with little maturity or experience? Etiquette, punctuality and soft skills are lacking—and so are customer satisfaction scores.

Hire, train, repeat

With 85% to 140% average annual turnover at call centers, revolving doors are standard. So is the wasted time and money. Huge attrition means call centers are constantly paying to train employees they won’t keep.

The shallow talent pool

The average agent drives just 12.5 miles to a call center job. That means slim pickings for talent from the local workforce.

Paying for idle time

Call volumes run in peaks and valleys. Over-staffing equals wasted time and money, while under-staffing a creates cranky customers on hold or missed sales. Rock, meet hard place.

Morale? What morale?

Call center employees are not bad folks, but traditional call centers are designed to bring out the worst in them. A heavy-handed focus on utilization rates kills morale and that dissatisfaction rubs off on customers.

Enough with the old way.

So long, prehistoric.
 Goodbye, Jurassic call centers.
Hello, Liveops.

Learn how to evolve your customer service organization beyond traditional call centers with this whitepaper.

Agent quality: Compare traditional vs. modern agents

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1990s: Just-in-time manufacturing

It changed the way companies manage inventory by allowing volume to match demand with less risk and waste.

2000s: The digital revolution

It connected everyone to information—and each other—and eliminated time waste.

Today: The gig economy

It increases quality and participation of flexible skilled labor, eliminating wasted skills.

Benefit: Higher-quality workforce

Companies have access to higher-skilled individuals who would otherwise not be available to them in traditional jobs. The result: Better service, a higher degree of expertise and lower churn.

Benefit: Workforce on demand

Flex scheduling instead of the traditional 40-hour workweek allows companies to access experts on demand. No idle time. No efficiency waste.

Benefit: Happy workforce

Independent workers actively choose their working style and report higher levels of satisfaction. They work in their field of expertise, do so on their own flex schedule, and can make as much money as with full-time employment.

It’s a reality.

The U.S. working-age population is redefining what work looks like.

Goodbye, traditional workforces.
Hello, Liveops.

Learn how to capitalize on a modern, virtual workforce and create greater business agility in this whitepaper:

How enterprises are leveraging the flex workforce

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Young non-professionals in a transitional stage of life. Mostly temps.

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Professionals with an average 15 years in the workforce.

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Local and often limited talent pools.

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National talent available, regardless of geography.

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Mandatory 40-hour work week with potential overtime.

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Flex scheduling gets the best of agents, who work around their lives.

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Requires constant supervision. Limited to classroom instruction.

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Disciplined learner. Excels in self-paced environment.

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Average tenure: 6 months
Annual attrition: 100%+

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Average tenure: 5.5 years
Annual attrition: 3%

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Happiest when sitting idle.

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Incentivized to handle as many calls as possible.

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Painfully commutes to soul-crushing cube farms.

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Works in safe, sane, quiet, secure, home office.

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Goodbye antiquated call centers.
Hello, Liveops.

Uncover the real—and substantial—differences between traditional call center agents and virtual agents in this whitepaper:

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