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Contact center software suppliers in the Software Results portfolio
These are the contact center suppliers we can put in competition for your operation: cloud contact center platforms, workforce management and quality tools, compliance and payment add-ons, and the integrators who implement them. It is the contact center software directory we source from, not a ranking. The advice costs you nothing, and you sign directly with the supplier you choose.
What contact center software suppliers sell, and who buys it
Contact center software covers the systems that route and handle customer conversations at volume: the cloud contact center platform itself, with routing, IVR, dialers, and digital channels, plus the tools around it for forecasting and scheduling agents, scoring quality, recording, reporting, taking card payments securely, and keeping outbound numbers from being labeled as spam. Some suppliers sell the whole suite, some sell one layer that plugs into any platform, and some are integrators who design and build the deployment.
The buyers are contact center and customer experience leaders, operations leaders who run a sales or collections floor, and IT leaders replacing an on-premises system near the end of its support. Inbound service teams, outbound sales and collections, and blended operations need different strengths, so the shortlist changes with the mix of calls, chats, and messages a team handles.
How we scope a contact center evaluation
We start with how the operation runs today: agent counts by role and shift, inbound and outbound volume by channel, the call flows and queues, the CRM and other systems agents use, recording and compliance obligations, and the renewal date and terms of the current platform. That becomes a written scope that separates the platform from the add-ons, so you can see what a suite covers and what still needs a separate tool.
Suppliers answer in writing first, with licensing stated on the same basis and implementation priced apart from the subscription. Finalists then demonstrate your own call flows rather than a scripted demo, and your team meets only them.
All 41 CCaaS & Contact Center suppliers in the portfolio
Listed alphabetically, not ranked. Supplier names are listed for identification only and remain the trademarks of their owners. Listing here is not an endorsement by the supplier.
- 3CLogic
- Alvaria (now Aspect)
- Assembled
- Bucher + Suter
- Calabrio
- ClearView
- CM.com
- CommunityWFM
- Content Guru
- Convoso
- Customer Dynamics
- CX Advanced Solutions LLC
- Evaluagent
- First Fire Consulting LLC
- Five9
- Genesys
- Gladly
- InflowCX
- Infobip
- Ivinex
- Kustomer
- LinkLive
- NICE
- NovelVox
- Oak Innovation
- PCI Pal
- Pulse Technologies Inc
- Puzzel
- Servion
- Sharpen
- Sinch
- Solgari
- Sonera (formerly Pure CallerID)
- Sprinklr
- SuccessKPI
- Talkdesk
- TCN
- truCX
- UJET
- Verint
- Waterfield Technologies
Missing a name you expected? Ask us. If a supplier fits your requirement, reaching them through an advisor still costs you nothing. You can also search the whole portfolio.
Ask About a SupplierSourcing questions
Should workforce management and quality tools come from the contact center platform or a specialist?
Price both in the same evaluation. Platform-native tools share data and a login with the routing engine and are often bundled into higher license tiers. Specialist tools tend to go deeper on forecasting, scheduling rules, or quality scoring, and they stay in place if the platform changes later. The right answer depends on team size and how complex the schedules are, and a scope that prices the platform with and without its add-ons shows the difference in writing.
Do we need an integrator, or can the platform supplier implement it?
It depends on the integration work. Platform suppliers run their own implementation teams and partner programs for standard deployments. An independent integrator earns its fee when call flows are complex, several systems need to connect, or the cutover has to happen across sites without interrupting service. Ask each supplier who will do the build, how many hours the quote includes, and how change requests are handled after go-live.
What should we have ready before contact center suppliers quote?
Agent counts by role and shift, monthly interaction volume by channel, a map of the current IVR and queues, the CRM and help desk in use, recording retention rules and compliance requirements such as card payment handling, and the current contract's end date and notice terms. With that, suppliers can price licensing and implementation in writing before any demo.
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