Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Jp Morgan Chase Bank

Richard H Hogrogian

Nitin Dhir

Ravi Kappagantu

Robert Thomas O'Reilly, Jr

Michael Geller

Leepika Dhillon

Ryan Andrew Schlosser

Mamta Ossan

Michael Joseph Merullo

Ivie Okor

A method and system facilitate scheduling of a response to a text directed to a landline by maintaining a registration of a handler system with a text hub, wherein the text hub intercepts text messages forwarded through a mobile carrier to multiple dedicated landlines. A message router of the registered handler system identifies the destination landline and routes the text message to a call center server system based on the identified destination landline. The method additionally includes processing the text message at the call center server utilizing a text processor. The text processor identifies a text sender, schedules a follow-up communication at a follow-up time, and queues the text message and scheduled follow-up.

System and method for utilizing SMS functionality to schedule follow-up

Embodiments of the invention are related generally to systems and methods for routing and administering TTY calls on behalf of individuals who may be deaf and/or hearing-impaired and/or speech-impaired. The invention provides for systems and methods which are operable to both streamline the routing of non-TTY calls, which are often mistakenly made to TTY phone numbers, as well as to better administer TTY calls to true TTY callers. In the present invention, TTY calls are routed to an operator, who may be presented with a real-time feed of TTY calls received by themselves and/or by other operators. Further, search functionality and exportation of data from the system provide additional functionality for users. In embodiments of the invention, data associated with this system may be used to allow for more effective management of a TTY system by users and/or system administrators.

System and method for routing and administering TTY calls

Embodiments of the invention are directed to the integration of SMS texting into a social media platform for providing customer service support. A method of the invention includes maintaining a registration of a handler system with a text hub, wherein the text hub intercepts text messages forwarded through a mobile carrier to the dedicated customer service landline. The method further includes receiving at the registered handler system a text message directed to the dedicated landline. The method further includes calling a routing engine for forwarding the text message to a customer service platform and receiving a response to the text message formulated at the customer service platform at the processor. The method further includes transmitting the response from the processor in the form of a text message to the text hub for delivery by the mobile carrier to the mobile device.

System and method for implementing SMS texting as a customer service channel

A system and method for providing call-back options is disclosed. The method comprises receiving a call in a call routing system, providing at least one call-back option for a caller to receive a call-back, re-allocating resources in the call routing system based at least in part on the at least one call-back: option, and calling the caller based on the at least one call-back option. The caller may specify a specific time, a relative time, or a time range when a call-back is preferred. The caller may also specify one or more telephone numbers in combination with the time preferences. The call-back may be initiated by a voice response unit (VRU) and additional call-back options may be presented to the customer who responds to the call-back.

System and method for providing call-back options

A system and method for providing call-back options is disclosed. The method comprises receiving a call in a call routing system, providing at least one call-back option for a caller to receive a call-back, re-allocating resources in the call routing system based at least in part on the at least one call-back option, and calling the caller based on the at least one call-back option. The caller may specify a specific time, a relative time, or a time range when a call-back is preferred. The caller may also specify one or more telephone numbers in combination with the time preferences. The call-back may be initiated by a voice response unit (VRU) and additional call-back options may be presented to the customer who responds to the call-back.

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Cherry Hill, NJ, United States of America

Richard H Hogrogian