Invoca Expands AI-Powered Contact Center Solutions

Invoca has achieved a 50% year-over-year growth by enhancing its AI-driven contact center solutions, as announced in a press release. The company has introduced new quality management capabilities and expanded integrations with platforms like Genesys and Five9.

Invoca has achieved a 50% year-over-year growth by enhancing its AI-driven contact center solutions, announced in a press release. The company attributes this growth to the rising demand for unified customer experience data that connects digital journeys with contact center interactions.

Invoca has introduced new innovations to optimize customer experiences and contact center performance. These include enhanced AI-powered quality management capabilities and expanded integrations with leading CCaaS platforms, such as Genesys and Five9. The new features aim to improve agent productivity, customer experience, and revenue outcomes.

The company's AI-powered quality management tools offer faster and more accurate call evaluations and agent coaching. New dashboards and customizable evaluation forms allow managers to track trends, measure coaching impact, and provide targeted feedback. Additionally, Invoca's enhanced integrations with Genesys and Five9 enable contact centers to leverage real-time intent data and improve call handling efficiency.

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