Listed 16 December 2014 · Pennsylvania · United States
Texo.cc.
A cloud contact center launched from Pennsylvania in 2014 that was really the mid-market brand of Ameyo's Indian parent, which later merged with Exotel.
Marketing and sales
Timeline
- On record
Drishti's release says TexoCC, its SaaS offering for mid-sized contact centers and inside sales teams, launched in September 2014.
On record · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“Agile Customer Interaction hub on cloud”
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- Funding
Drishti-Soft (Ameyo) announced a $5 million Series A, all from Forum Synergies, naming TexoCC wins including Subway, Urban Clap, Grofers, Peppertap and Aspire IT and a new Sales Engagement Hub.
Funding · Announced - Merged
Exotel and Ameyo announced a merger forming what they called the largest customer engagement cloud platform in emerging markets; the release said Sachin Bhatia would become CEO of Ameyo and join Exotel's board.
Merger · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“Agile Customer Interaction hub on cloud”
Texo.cc is an Agile Customer Interaction hub on cloud, enabling you to build Personalized engagements across the customer journey. Texo.cc empowers users to quickly innovate with minimal technical Intervention, thereby challenging the status quo of traditional inbound, outbound, or blended contact centers. Texo.cc allows a business to take control of their operations by implementing faster changes to Customer Interaction Initiatives and engage employees which results in increased Sales & Collections, better Service, and ultimately acquire loyal Customers & create happy Employees.
- Topics
- Customer support
- Model
- SaaS
- Location
- Pennsylvania · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing described Texo.cc as an "Agile Customer Interaction hub" in the cloud for inbound, outbound and blended contact centers, letting businesses change customer engagement programs quickly with little technical help. Its tags included predictive dialer and helpdesk.
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