Terminologies
Inbound Calls
Dispositions
Medicare
Enrollment Period
100

This is the term used to describe a call transferred to speak with a licensed sales agent who stays on the line with the caller for a minimum of one minute after we leave the line.

Successful Transfer

100

Calls that come to us directly from the customer will not have a billable timer attached.

True

100

Used to signal the system that your dialer is ready to make/receive calls.

Ready

100

Provides prescription Drug Coverage.

Part D

100

When does Open Enrollment Period usually occurs?

January 1st - March 31st

200

This is the score we have on our calls after being graded by our quality assurance team to ensure that we are following all applicable TCPA guidelines, such as all state, local, and federal laws, and delivering on the expectations of our partners.

QA Score

200

This happens when customers dialed our number directly without a middle party.

Direct Inboud Transfer

200

Use when you are going to lunch or at the end of your shift.

Log out

200

Are known as Original Medicare

Parts A and B

200
The busiest time of the year and also offers your highest earning income potential of any period

Annual Enrollment Period

300

The number of calls where you initiate a transfer and the customer does not make it successfully to a sales agent. (i.e., Customer disconnects while on hold or doesn't stay on the line with the Agent for at least 2 min) Goal = 10% / Maximum= 15%

Abandon Rate

300

This happen when a customer doesn't meet the screening requirements of another department or is not interested in a product or service that we had reached out to them about earlier in the call.

Downsell Transfers

300

This is the only mode we use for break. We use this mode to stop the calls from coming in to log out at lunch.

Break

300

Known as Medicare Advantage

Part C

300

When does Annual Enrollment Plan usually occurs?

October 15th - December 7th 

400

The ratio of attempted call transfers to the number of calls that become billable (when the timer hits zero). During calls, you'll notice a yellow timer at the bottom, often referred to as an "egg timer." When this timer hits zero, the call becomes billable for SQ. Therefore, if the timer reaches zero, it's important to proceed with transferring the caller.

Successful Transfer Of Billable

400

Situations where one of our partners contacts a customer and then transfers them to you for initial screening.

Affiliate Transfers

400

We use this mode when we are getting assistance from IT. When we use this mode the training team needs to be made aware by the IT department.

Help Desk IT Mode

400

Provides outpatient/medical coverage and DME

Part B

400

It's a 7 month window that begins 3 months prior to the individual's eligibility month and last for 3 months after. This is also referred as 3-1-3 rule

Initial Enrollment Period

500

What are the common reasons why there are Low Successful Transfer Rates?

  • SQA is not following the script

  • SQA is not controlling the call; they let the customer control it and hang up the line. 

  • SQA is not asking open-ended questions.

  • SQA is not handling objections.

  • SQA is overtalking, going off script, and allowing the call to be derailed. 

500

Inbound calls you receive as the Sales Qualification Associate (SQA) can originate from various sources, what are these?

Direct Inbound Calls, Downsell Transfers, Affiliate Transfers,

500

What are the steps in transferring calls?

1. Press The Transfer Button

2. Leave Conference

3. Transferred to Third Party  

500

What are the 4 main parts of Medicare?

Part A

Part B

Part D

Part C

500

What are the 4 enrollment period

IEP, SEP, AEP, and OEP

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