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March 28, 2026"Most companies think setting up an external support team takes months. They're wrong."
An experienced outsourcing partner can build a functional, trained customer support team from scratch in just 4 weeks. In this post, we detail every step of that process — from the first call to the first live chat.
Week 1:
Pre-Start and Legal Framework
This phase begins before the official project start. The company and partner define objectives, scope of services, languages, verticals, and the financial offer. The contract is signed and the security deposit invoiced. The key in this phase is being specific: how many agents, which hours, which channels, which SLAs.
Week 2:
Brand Familiarization and Knowledge Base Building
Agents can't provide great support without a deep understanding of your brand, platform, and processes. This week is dedicated to interacting with your team, understanding internal procedures, and building the Knowledge Base that agents will use daily.
Week 3:
Sourcing, Recruitment and Onboarding
While brand familiarization is underway, the HR team works on selecting and onboarding agents. For positions with specific language requirements (e.g., Turkish for iGaming), this requires an experienced recruiter who knows what to look for. Goal: final team selection by the end of week 3.
Week 4:
Training, Simulations and Go Live
Final agents go through intensive training: platform, processes, tone of communication, escalation protocols. We run chat and call simulations that test all scenarios. By the end of week 4: the team is ready for Go Live. The Project Manager monitors the first 30 days intensively and delivers daily reporting.
