How Live Chat fits into SUMO: Community participation
The Mozilla Support (SUMO) project is unique in the way it involves the broader Mozilla community to improve the user experience. The Live Chat component of SUMO, which I started … Read more
The Mozilla Support (SUMO) project is unique in the way it involves the broader Mozilla community to improve the user experience. The Live Chat component of SUMO, which I started … Read more
It’s been busy for us in the last few months. Not only was Firefox 3 released, but the software we’ve been using for Live Chat is now open source! We’re … Read more
The SUMO contributors have all worked incredibly hard to make our user-to-user support experiences for our users positive. Today they will need our help in order to maintain the quality, … Read more
Just a reminder that the Live Chat meeting is today at 12pm PDT/GMT -7 (3pm EDT/GMT -4). We’ll be discussing any special measures we want to take during release week … Read more
After having a few chances to speak together on the phone, our Live Chat contributors agreed it was something we should do more often. On that note, I’d like to … Read more
With SUMO, we make it a practice to regularly reevaluate what we’re doing well, and what we still need to improve on. We’ve made some changes to the Live Chat … Read more
This week and next week (April 16th to 25th) I’ll be leading a “trial” shift from 10am to 12pm PDT (19:00 to 21:00 CEST) to give our European community a … Read more
For some time now, users have been redirected out of the queue if one of our helpers hasn’t accepted their chat after 4 minutes. Obviously this is a very short … Read more
We’re happy to announce that the transcript feature for Live Chat is now enabled and working. When your chat is finished, the closing page will now include a field for … Read more