RingCX, based on the former Dimelo, is an AI customer interaction tool built to power digital customer engagement.
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Zoom Contact Center
Score 8.2 out of 10
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Zoom Contact Center helps businesses deliver prompt, accurate, and highly personalized customer experiences that drive loyalty. It includes intelligent self-service and routing, a unified communications and contact center, and video optimized high-touch engagements.
We were previously with Avaya Ring CX but they shuttered their Canadian operations and prior to that we were with a local provider and both were no where near as consistent in service, support and functionality
We used to use SipVine before switching and they used an app called Bria for mobile stuff. It worked, but as we scaled as a business we needed more. That's where RingCX came in. Anytime a company makes a full-scale change it comes with pains, but to say that the pains for …
This application meets all the needs that the company faces today, and it is cheaper than other systems. This unified management solution allows you to provide quality customer service with a fast response speed, which has allowed me to win more customers to the company.
At my company we have worked with other Contact Center solutions, both for internal use and for distribution, and we have chosen Zoom Contact Center as the best of all for its ease of use, implementation time, and easy adoption.
Microsoft Teams was very difficult. Many third-party providers didn't understand the integration and capabilities of the systems. The Teams app is very clunky, and you can get very different capabilities and compatibility when using it between Mac and PC environments. Zoom had …
Without being too negative, I would say that Zoom shines in every area that Mitel left us lacking. The application itself is far and beyond more optimized for our systems. As the Contact Center Administrator, uptime and stability and call quality are my main priorities, and …
As the person in IT dealing with the day-to-day issues that come up, Zoom Contact Center is far superior to 8x8 Contact center. When we had 8x8 we probably saw 10+ tickets (we were a company of about 115 employees) every day. Most of those times we would have to uninstall and …
Zoom has all the features Jive lack at the moment, example: Routing skills, better analytics and logs, being able to add conditions to the routing flows.
Ease of administration, use, and UI. Very dynamic platform designed by people who wanted to make something that made sense, unlike every other phone system out there that is a nightmare.
It is a good product that fits our needs, we considered using the Contact Center despite the fact of still lacking important capabilities (we think it is till s in its "toddler" age) because we see how rapidly Zoom builds their products and add functionality to it, and because …
Talkdesk was an all-around lower-quality product. The app wasn't great, the customer service was lackluster, and the call quality was very often poor. Its reporting and live team dashboard were better than ZCC's
There are options and ways to get to specific feature sets that are similar to what Zoom can offer.
Many of the Zoom included features are add-ons for the RingCentral offering. So cost goes up and can also be an add-on difficulties/deployment costs as well. When we reviewed the …
When we did a head to head comparison between the two products we felt that Zoom stacked better in price, performance and ease of use. We did trial both products and determined that the users liked the Zoom interface better.
Setup and management is much easier compared to other applications. Making changes is all done from one place and not multiple. Changes can also be made and implemented very quickly.
In my opinion, Zoom Phone is far more user friendly and cost effective. I think Zoom Phone has superior user and administrator support. When you have issues, you have a person to talk to quickly. The administrative side of Zoom Phone is by far one of the best that I've every …
Perfect for companies that have agents all over the place, e.g., different offices or WFH. Also good for companies that aren't big enough to have a "phone guy" as this platform allows IT to do the phone work as it doesn't require esoteric knowledge like other phone systems.
Customer service - Whether for sales, setup, or technical assistant, their team is always patient, informed, and helpful.
Cutting Edge - Every month there are a plethora of new or enhanced features that are well thought, tested, and ready for implementing.
Stability - Our uptime is important to our clients. As a 24/7 365 day/year contact center, having confidence that Zoom's systems are up and running means our clients have trust in our abilities to service their calls.
Because it works almost flawlessly. In the last several months, I only had one instance where I had to log out of RingCX and log back in to make it work. With our Last VOIP, we had to do that several times per day. It is always easy to log calls, whether answering with the RingCX Salesforce dialer, desktop app, or mobile phone. Creating SOPs couldn't be any easier because RingCX just works!
First and foremost for our results, the omnichannel approach and ease of use on the internal side (agents, supervisors and administrators) have made adoption very simple, we have managed to reduce response times (SLA) and internal communication has become very fluid. We get good feedback from our clients for having implemented ZCC in the company to serve them.
We used to use SipVine before switching and they used an app called Bria for mobile stuff. It worked, but as we scaled as a business we needed more. That's where RingCX came in. Anytime a company makes a full-scale change it comes with pains, but to say that the pains for RingCX were minimal would still be an understatement. They helped us switch Seamlessly from our last VOIP; the whole process only took a few minutes, and then using the app, Salesforce integrations, etc., was incredibly easy.
Microsoft Teams was very difficult. Many third-party providers didn't understand the integration and capabilities of the systems. The Teams app is very clunky, and you can get very different capabilities and compatibility when using it between Mac and PC environments. Zoom had a local team that could help with the transition directly, which is very valuable