Language barriers in
IVR & routing
- Multilingual callers abandon menus they can’t understand.
- Confusion leads to higher abandonment before reaching an agent.
Automate language access across voice, chat, and digital channels to reduce abandonment, improve resolution, and scale customer experience without adding headcount in your in-house or outsourced call center.
Call centers depend on speed, accuracy, and compliance — and language gaps undermine all three.
Piedmont Global helps in-house and outsourced contact centers modernize multilingual operations by embedding real-time interpreting, AI-assisted translation, and localized digital experiences directly into existing telephony, CRM, and customer service workflows. This allows teams to resolve more interactions on the first contact, reduce agent strain, and mitigate regulatory risk without sacrificing the customer experience.
As interactions span more languages and channels, communication gaps directly show up in your KPIs. These are the points where multilingual customers are most at risk of dropping, churning, or creating compliance issues.These frictions compound quickly — increasing cost per contact, agent burnout, regulatory exposure, and customer churn.
IVR & routing
terminologies
real-time interpreting
LangOps is the operating system for language. It centralizes interpreting, translation, localization, and language training into a single framework that is built into your organization’s operations, not bolted on when a problem arises. Integrated at the start of your workflows, LangOps makes language a built-in capability rather than an afterthought, ensuring employees and customers have the same clear, consistent experience regardless of English proficiency.
By embedding language access into the business foundation, organizations move from reacting to issues to operating smoothly and confidently, without communication barriers slowing them down or putting them at risk.
Partner with Piedmont to reduce abandonment, improve FCR, and protect your regulated conversations—across every language.