Detecting customer dissatisfaction using biometric data
First Claim
1. A method for improving customer service, the method comprising:
- receiving, by a computer system, a video feed from a camera viewing a point of sale (POS) queue of a store;
identifying, by the computer system, individuals in the video feed;
detecting, by the computer system, biometric data of the identified individuals using the video feed;
identifying, by the computer system, times at which the identified individuals are positioned adjacent the POS;
correlating, by the computer system, transactions of the identified individuals with the detected biometric data of the identified individuals using the identified times;
identifying a loss of a customer according to the correlation of transactions of the identified individuals and detected biometric data;
establishing a threshold defined by the steps of;
characterizing customer purchase trends from customer purchase history,correlating the customer purchase trends with the detected biometric data,utilizing the correlation to identify changes in a customer relationship with the store;
calculating a characteristic value of the changes in the customer relationship with the store, andestablishing the threshold by taking a percentage of the calculated characteristic value;
characterizing, by the computer system, customer dissatisfaction from the detected biometric data; and
generating, by the computer system, a customer service action when the characterization of the customer dissatisfaction exceeds the threshold.
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Abstract
Systems and methods are disclosed herein for improving customer service. A video feed of a camera viewing a POS queue is analyzed to identify customers and measure customer biometric data. The biometric data is analyzed and used to generate customer service actions such as alerting a representative or calling in additional staff if the data indicates customer dissatisfaction. The biometric data of a customer may be correlated to transaction data of the customer in order to detect changes of the purchase habits of the customer due to dissatisfaction. Changes in purchase habits, such as a loss of a customer, may be used in combination with the biometric data to establish thresholds of biometric data used to generate customer service actions.
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14 Claims
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1. A method for improving customer service, the method comprising:
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receiving, by a computer system, a video feed from a camera viewing a point of sale (POS) queue of a store; identifying, by the computer system, individuals in the video feed; detecting, by the computer system, biometric data of the identified individuals using the video feed; identifying, by the computer system, times at which the identified individuals are positioned adjacent the POS; correlating, by the computer system, transactions of the identified individuals with the detected biometric data of the identified individuals using the identified times; identifying a loss of a customer according to the correlation of transactions of the identified individuals and detected biometric data; establishing a threshold defined by the steps of; characterizing customer purchase trends from customer purchase history, correlating the customer purchase trends with the detected biometric data, utilizing the correlation to identify changes in a customer relationship with the store; calculating a characteristic value of the changes in the customer relationship with the store, and establishing the threshold by taking a percentage of the calculated characteristic value; characterizing, by the computer system, customer dissatisfaction from the detected biometric data; and generating, by the computer system, a customer service action when the characterization of the customer dissatisfaction exceeds the threshold. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A system for improving customer service, the system comprising one or more processors and one or more memory devices operably coupled to the one or more processors, the one or more memory devices storing executable and operational code effective to cause the one or more processors to:
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receive a video feed from a camera viewing a point of sale (POS) queue of a store; identify individuals in the video feed; detect biometric data of the identified individuals using the video feed; identify times at which the identified individuals are positioned adjacent the POS; correlate transactions of the identified individuals with the detected biometric data of the identified individuals using the identified times; identify a loss of a customer according to the correlation of transactions of the identified individuals and detected biometric data; establish a threshold, wherein the executable and operational code effective to cause the one or more processors to establish the threshold are further effective to cause the one or more processors to; characterize customer purchase trends from customer purchase history, correlate the customer purchase trends with the detected biometric data, utilize the correlation to identify changes in a customer relationship with the store, calculate a characteristic value of the changes in the customer relationship with the store, and establish the threshold by taking a percentage of the calculated characteristic value; characterize customer dissatisfaction from the detected biometric data; and generate a customer service action when the characterization of the customer dissatisfaction exceeds the threshold. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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