With just 47 kopecks per minute including VAT, you can order any service on the phone. Company "Call Centre 119" uses the Call-center platform AVAYA - a world leader in telephony.
As stated in the press release, the clock operators provide information about the addresses and telephone numbers of all public and private entities located not only in Baku, but also in the regions of the country. In addition, information is available about the schedule of planes, trains and buses, on posters capital indices of post offices and so on.
Also important is the actual range of services: booking movie tickets, taxi, tow truck or a sober driver, legal advice, tourism, food delivery.
This is so far the only non-stop Call-center generalists in Azerbaijan. Calls are accepted with both urban and mobile phones all over the country. Due to the constantly updated database and new equipment, the center has the ability to instantly process all customer queries, the statement says. -17D-
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