Sales Amplifying
Contact Center Solutions

AI Dialer, Bulk SMS, Speech Analyzer, and more smart solutions for cloud contact centers

For local and international calling through high quality CLI routing

Not Just Another Call Center Software

Decades of experience have guided us in developing our contact center software. With the goal to accelerate your sales operations, we succeed when you close more deals.

VoiceSpin’s smart technology integrates with any tech stack natively or through an API to solve your 3 most important needs.

Increase
Sales

Our sales amplifying tools ensure that your team maximizes airtime with verified numbers likely to answer your call.

Improve
Productivity

Keep your call center agents focused on sales. We take care of the rest with workflow automation throughout the funnel.

Enhance Agent Experience

Increase ASR by 300% by utilizing our unique GEO call display customized by country per call so you can call global and look local.

The VoiceSpin Promise

We provide our cloud contact center solutions as a monthly subscription with zero commitment. This is how you know we will prove our value month after month.

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Automating Your Sales Workflow

Our technology enhances your workflow from contact creation through sales closure. Fully integrated into your CRM, we are with you every step of the way to improve results and help your team get the most out of their tech stack.

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We partner with 100s of companies who provide our call center software to their clients. Check out our joint revenue program with lifetime commission and join the VoiceSpin network today.

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FAQs

What is cloud contact center software?

Cloud contact center software is hosted in the cloud by a service provider rather than on-premises, eliminating the need for a business to deploy or maintain any hardware systems. Agents only need computers, phones, and a stable Internet connection to get the contact center up and running. Scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency are the key advantages of cloud-based contact center software solutions. Such tools can easily integrate with CRM and other business systems.

What is the difference between a call center and a contact center?

Both call centers and contact centers handle customer communications. The primary difference between the two is the range of channels they use to interact with customers and prospects. A call center primarily manages inbound and outbound voice communications over the phone. A contact center may handle multiple channels, including phone, email, live chat, text messaging, and social media. All of these channels are integrated to provide an omnichannel customer experience.

What are the 3 most common challenges contact centers face?

  1. Managing multiple channels: With the increasing use of digital channels, and thus more ways for consumers to reach out to brands, managing multiple channels effectively may become a challenge.
  2. Delivering a consistent customer experience: As consumers often switch between channels, it may be challenging for contact centers to provide a seamless omnichannel experience across all of them.
  3. High contact center agent turnover: Due to the generally stressful environment of contact center jobs, contact centers may be challenged with agent burnout and high turnover rates.

How can contact center software help to overcome these challenges?

Contact center software can help to efficiently manage multiple channels by integrating them and providing a centralized platform for agents. That also gives agents a complete customer view and enables them to deliver a seamless experience regardless of the channel. In addition, AI-powered automation can simplify and optimize agent workflow, improving agent experience and helping contact centers reduce turnover rates.

What technologies are used in call centers?

Inbound call centers mostly rely on Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) technologies that route incoming calls to the most appropriate agents, ensuring customer issues are handled quickly and efficiently. Speech analytics systems are also used in inbound call centers for call quality assurance, agent training, and compliance purposes. Outbound call centers typically use various types of auto dialers, such as predictive dialers, that help improve connection rates, boost agent performance, and increase sales.