Steps to Assisting a Guest
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                        
                            
                            
                              Written by Emily  Hill 
                              Updated at October 24th, 2023
                             
                         
                    
                 
                
                
                
             
         
        
        
     
 
    
        
            
            
            
- Obtain pertinent information
- Find their RTP profile
 
- Find the transaction or order in question if applicable
 
- Check their access to verify type of passholder they may be
 
 
- Be patient and clear with your questions
- Ask simple questions that limits usage of resort specific terminology
 
- Remember that a guest may not understand our processes
 
 
Step 2) Search for the Answer 
- Use your knowledge, tools and resources
- HelpJuice / RTP
 
- Microsoft Teams & Sharepoint
 
- Killington.com / Picomountain.com
 
 
- Easily searchable questions 
- Don’t send a guest to another place or person to acquire information 
 
- Seek the answer yourself 
 
- Assist with the solution
 
 
Step 3) Request teams assistance 
- Ask the cenres teams chat/your supervisor for help if your search was unsuccessful
- Remember to gather information first (IP, name, email, phone number)
 
- Inform the guest you are putting them on hold to look into an answer or solution
 
- Thank the guest for their patience
 
- If it takes longer than 5 minutes to find the answer, get a good callback phone number and inform the guest we will reach out when we have an answer for them. 
- In person collect the guests email/info and tell them we can research the issue and pass it along to someone who may be able to find the answer and get back to them. 
 
 
 
- Common situations you might team up on
- Processing cancellations outside of our policies
 
- RTP help
 
- Specific questions not answered by documentation provided
 
- Modifications to SP benefits and perks
 
- Pricing discrepancies
 
 
Step 4) Determine the Urgency
- Some concerns cannot be solved at time of initial contact and may not need to be. You may want to ask yourself:
- Is this an emergency?
 
- Are we placing the guest in a financial burden? 
 
- Can it wait to be resolved when we are less busy?
 
- Can we provide a temporary solution and follow up later?
 
- Is this the guest's first point of contact? Are they already working with someone towards a resolution?
  
 
 
            
            
            
            
        
     
 
    
    
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