Provides technical customer support to clients and merchants through phone, email, chat, and SMS. Resolves POS and payment-system issues using established documentation, databases, and procedures; records inquiries accurately; explains solutions; and escalates or researches issues as needed. Maintains knowledge of POS products, policies, compliance requirements, and payment-industry regulations through ongoing training and reference materials.
Summary of This Role
Receives and responds, via telephone, email, chat or SMS to technical customer service requests, inquiries and problems. Utilizes various databases to select the best processing method and explains the solution to the client in order to resolve the inquiry. Maintains an accurate and complete record of all inquires and problems handled. Operates a personal computer, mainframe, software packages and front end programs related to the client.
What Part Will You Play?- Resolve client and/or merchants technical support issues relating to point of service (POS) products, such as but not limited to dial-up card swipe terminals and standard software-based systems, and provide standardized responses by utilizing established documentation and processes and begins to assist clients/merchants with technical support issues not included in the established documentation. Enters required and additional relevant information into databases while resolving customer issues.
- Further develops knowledgebase to include newly implemented or revisions to POS products, policies, procedures, and regulations through the continued participation in on-going training and reference to online manuals. Begins to interpret polices, procedures, compliance and association regulations.
Minimum Qualifications
- High School Diploma or Equivalent
- Typically Minimum 2 Years Relevant Exp
Preferred Qualifications
- Typically Minimum 4 Years Relevant Exp
- Previous customer service experience with a focus on payments industry
- Skills / Knowledge - Has substantial understanding of the job and applies knowledge and skills to complete a wide range of tasks.
- Job Complexity - Works on assignments that are routine to moderately difficult, requiring some decision in resolving issues or in making recommendations.
- Supervision - Normally receives little instruction on daily work, general instructions on newly introduced assignments.
- Computer Skills - Basic computer skills
- Industry Knowledge - Ability to develop basic payments industry knowledge
- Research - Basic ability to research issues and resolve customer inquiries
Global Payments Dublin, Dublin, IRL Office
Dublin, Ireland
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