MyOperator x CaratLane
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In modern retail, every post-purchase phone call can either reinforce a relationship or quietly weaken it. For omni-channel brands, that fragile moment often plays out far from corporate dashboards, on store executives’ personal phones, with no trace left behind.
CaratLane, India’s leading omni-channel jewelry brand with more than 350 stores across 100+ cities, found itself at this breaking point: hundreds of feedback calls were happening daily, yet leadership had almost no way to see how many customers were contacted, what was said, or how those conversations influenced loyalty. The intent to delight customers was there, but the absence of visibility meant good intentions rarely translated into measurable, consistent experiences.
Store executives routinely made follow-up calls from personal numbers, which left no data, recordings, or performance history. Managers could not tell how many calls were attempted or completed, nor understand how customers responded. Without this information, they lacked the ability to coach for better tone, address service gaps early, or even confirm whether key feedback loops were functioning. The brand’s scale, 120+ stores, amplified this problem: every store was working hard, but without a unified view, CaratLane could not reliably say how those efforts were shaping customer satisfaction.
A business dialer app routes customer calls through an official, trackable system instead of personal phones. For retail brands, this becomes the backbone of a disciplined customer experience program because it:
By shifting from invisible, one-off calls to an auditable, centralized system, brands can finally connect their frontline conversations to measurable outcomes like CSAT and NPS.
CaratLane’s in-store executives made hundreds of customer feedback calls every day, but the way those calls were placed created four critical blind spots:
These gaps meant leadership could not confidently say whether customers were being followed up with consistently, which feedback loops were working, or how much impact those interactions had on loyalty.
To address these issues, CaratLane implemented the MyOperator Dialer App across all its stores. The transformation hinged on four key shifts:
This balance, familiar workflows with far better data, helped ensure rapid adoption and consistent usage across the network.
The results were both rapid and measurable:
“The MyOperator Dialer App solved a key business problem for CaratLane, tracking and auditing customer calls made by our store executives. We improved customer satisfaction and net promoter score by 40% after using this solution. Easy-to-use app and great support from MyOperator.”
— Aditya Nambyar, Product Manager, CaratLane
CaratLane’s journey highlights broader principles that any retail or D2C brand can apply:
Customer experience improves only when it is measured through the right metrics, such as feedback completion rate, attempt-to-connect ratio, call quality, and CSAT movement. Tracking these indicators shows exactly where service consistency is breaking down and how to fix it quickly.
Real call recordings are the most reliable foundation for improving service quality. They enable training on tone, empathy, and communication skills using actual interactions instead of assumptions, driving more consistent brand experiences.
Transparency creates accountability. Encouraging store managers to track performance regularly and share learnings across locations makes it easier to spot problems early and replicate what works across the network.
The best tools fit naturally into existing workflows. When the dialer app feels like an extension of how teams already operate, adoption is smoother, data becomes reliable faster, and long-term CX improvements are easier to sustain.
Improving CSAT is not about making more calls alone; it is about acting on what you hear. Routing low feedback scores to managers immediately, defining response SLAs, and tracking follow-up actions signal to customers that their input drives real change.
CaratLane’s story is, at its heart, about reclaiming the value of everyday conversations that once disappeared into personal phones and unlogged numbers. By moving to MyOperator’s Dialer App, the brand turned those invisible moments into a structured, reviewable, and improvable system that lifted feedback completion by 80% and CSAT by 40%. For any retail team asking how to truly “hear” its customers at scale, the dialer becomes more than a tool, it becomes the quiet infrastructure that lets every call leave a visible, actionable mark on the customer journey.