Be My Eyes published an eBook titled Accessible Telecom Service for Blind and Low-Vision Consumers that outlines how customer experience teams can find visual barriers across the customer journey, design accessible routes through setup, billing, and troubleshooting, improve first-contact resolution, and build accessibility into everyday CX measurement.
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There are an estimated 340 million blind and low-vision people around the world. They rely on broadband, mobile services, billing portals, and customer support every day…
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Be My Eyes
Be My Eyes is a free app that connects blind and low-vision people with sighted volunteers, companies and AI assistant.
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- Software Development
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Be My Eyes
Launched in 2015, Be My Eyes is a globally recognized and award-winning access technology provider for people who are blind or have low-vision. With a worldwide community of nearly 1 million users and 10 million volunteers, Be My Eyes connects blind and low-vision users with sighted volunteers and companies, through live video and AI to tackle the inaccessible parts of everyday life, whether at home or at work; all for free to the end user. Be My Eyes is available in more than 150 countries worldwide and its volunteers speak more than 180 languages.
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Be My Eyes published a practical guide for disability services offices, accessibility leads, and faculty and IT staff who support them covering accommodations, a repeatable process for delivering them, technology fit, and gaps institutions miss.
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Be My Eyes launched the Customer Accessibility Suite to help telecom providers support blind and low-vision customers throughout the service journey.
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Be My Eyes signed the Rebuild Letter, a call to build and support European social platforms that put people first rather than platforms that steal time with addictive algorithms.
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