Contact Center 101

Put into very simplistic terms, your contact center is the central point in your business from which all interactions with your customers and clients are handled. This can mean a traditional call center (both inbound and outbound), your email marketing and newsletter distribution, email sales/support, and even live chat functions with your customers.

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