Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Databases
- Sensors - Level Sensors
Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Finance & Insurance
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
About The Customer
contactSPACE is a cloud-based contact centre software solution provider based in Australia. The company was founded by Dave O’Leary 15 years ago with a mission to fix many contact centre issues. In 2015, he was able to create a contact centre software solution that needed zero tech people to build and implement. Using their contact strategies – a combination of their own data and data they’re able to capture from their customers, their cloud-based software solution supports a large and wide variety of verticals, with a strong footprint in non-profit organisations.
The Challenge
contactSPACE, a cloud-based contact centre software solution provider, faced a significant challenge when they acquired a customer based in New York. Their homegrown voice stack/API was not equipped to support this customer without investing in expensive additional infrastructure. The company, which was born inside AWS (Amazon Web Services) and is based in Australia, needed to provide the same high-quality service to their American customers as they did to their Australian ones. The challenge was to find a solution that could be deployed quickly and efficiently, without compromising on quality or requiring significant investment in infrastructure.
The Solution
contactSPACE turned to Twilio for Elastic SIP Trunking, a global PSTN (public switch telephone network) connectivity for voice-over-IP solution. Twilio’s Elastic SIP Trunking is deployable in more than 100 countries and can have a contact centre set up within minutes. In less than one hour, contactSPACE was able to set up their New York-based customer with zero quality issues. Additionally, contactSPACE offers organisations a plugin for Twilio Flex that enables them to build end-to-end contact centres with their 4flex.io product offering. Twilio Flex is a programmable contact centre solution that allows companies like contactSPACE to provide their customers with a software plugin that helps Flex customers make efficient, compliant, outbound contact.
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