بلمح البصرIn a Blink Of an Eye

The strategic partner for running and improving customer experience at multichannel, multi-branch Saudi organizations

From diagnosing the customer journey to setting up procedures, running service channels and evaluating branches. Know what needs to change, what we will work on and what you receive.

Customer experience services for Saudi businesses • Jeddah since 2020

Conceptual illustration connecting branches and communication channels with service operations and reporting
A conceptual view of connected service, not a photograph of a client project.

Which problem are you trying to solve?

Choose a situation to see the service, the work and the outputs.

Blink CX Pulse

Diagnose the customer experience

Blink examines the journey and available customer feedback to identify gaps before you invest in a solution.

You receive

  • Customer journey map
  • Gap analysis
  • Baseline for improvement
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Blink CX Build

Build the customer service operating model

Blink helps establish or restructure the function: the operating model, procedures and reporting that organize daily work.

You receive

  • Operating model
  • Procedure guides
  • Executive dashboards within the agreed scope
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Blink CX Desk

Operate customer service channels

Blink operates communication and support channels, or supports and guides your internal team remotely. The proposal defines the delivery model.

You receive

  • Channel and ticket management
  • Quality review
  • Service reports
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Blink Branch Control

Understand service across branches

Blink uses mystery shopping, review analysis and branch comparison to identify variation and support follow-up.

You receive

  • Mystery shopping findings
  • Review analysis
  • Branch comparison and follow-up reports
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Four service packages

You may need to understand a problem, organize work, run the service or compare branches. The starting point follows your need.

What does a deliverable look like?

Illustrative structures help you understand the work before agreeing its scope.

Illustrative deliverableBlink CX Pulse

Touchpoint

Requesting support

Customer need

Know who will follow up

Observed friction

Ownership is unclear

Improvement question

Where should the request be assigned?

Metric to improve

Illustrative example: response time to support requests

An example of structure, not a client result. The actual format and scope are agreed for your engagement.
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From the first conversation to the next step

  1. 1

    Share the challenge

    Describe what happens, the channels or branches affected, and what you want to change.

    Your input: a brief on the current situation
  2. 2

    Define the scope together

    Discuss the service, outputs, responsibilities, coverage and required systems.

    Decision reference: the detailed proposal
  3. 3

    Deliver the agreed work

    This may be diagnosis, setup, operation or branch evaluation.

    What to expect: the outputs in your proposal
  4. 4

    Review the next step

    Use the outputs to discuss improvements and the follow-up you need.

    Ongoing follow-up depends on the engagement
What should I prepare?

Channels need a connected operating system

How does a conversation become a recorded request? Who handles it? How is quality reviewed? See the roles of channels, systems, people and measurement.

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Conceptual illustration connecting contact, a request record, knowledge, escalation and reporting

Our clients by service

Blink CX Build

Customer experience function setup

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  • Alesayi Motors
  • Mitsubishi
  • FUSO

Blink Branch Control

Service consistency across branches

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  • Al-Hamrani FUCHS
  • ONE STOP
  • Wakame

Blink CX Desk

Managed customer service

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  • HMT Hospitality
  • UniEX
  • TAMEX
  • Khayrat
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Guides for the decisions ahead

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Not sure where to start?

Describe the challenge. We will use it to discuss the right kind of support.

Tell us what you need