In January 2026, our research team began compiling a dataset of call center optimization platforms serving enterprise and multi-location healthcare organizations. We aggregated review scores from G2, Gartner Peer Insights, and Capterra; published deployment benchmarks; publicly available pricing signals; and healthcare-industry analyst sources. The dataset collection window ran from January 15 to June 10, 2026, covering seven platforms across the primary categories of call center optimization technology relevant to healthcare operators.

This report benchmarks those platforms across six weighted factors, each selected for its direct relevance to the operators most likely to be reading this comparison: CFOs, CMOs, and CEOs of multi-location healthcare organizations, including DSOs, MSOs, hospitals, and PE-backed provider groups. The algorithm weights reflect the financial priorities of this audience, not the operational metrics of a generic contact center manager.

Before reviewing the rankings, a structural distinction matters. The call center optimization software market today spans two fundamentally different product categories. The first is infrastructure-layer tools: CCaaS platforms, workforce management suites, and quality assurance systems designed to make contact centers run faster, more efficiently, and at lower cost per interaction. The second is intelligence-layer tools: platforms that analyze what happens during every patient or customer interaction and activate a response when revenue is at risk. Most general comparison articles treat these categories as equivalent. This report separates them because, for a healthcare executive, they answer different questions. Infrastructure tools answer: how is the operation running? Intelligence tools answer: how much revenue are we leaving on the table right now?

The six factors below were compiled from operator interviews, publicly available outcome reports, and our proprietary interaction dataset. Each factor is weighted to reflect its contribution to measurable revenue impact for multi-location healthcare organizations.

 

• Revenue Recovery Capability (25%) – Measures the platform’s ability to intercept unconverted patient or customer inquiries and route them into near real-time follow-up workflows before the opportunity cools. The primary value driver for healthcare CFOs and CEOs evaluating patient access technology.
• Healthcare Vertical Specialization (20%) – Depth of vertical focus: PMS/EHR integration breadth, HIPAA-compliant workflow architecture, and clinical intent classification trained on healthcare-specific interaction data. Generic CCaaS tools score poorly here.
• Interaction Intelligence & Analytics (20%) – Ability to analyze 100% of interactions, surface behavioral patterns from structured scoring rubrics, and generate operator-level coaching insights. Separates passive call recording from active revenue intelligence.
• Workforce Optimization Depth (15%) – Scheduling, intraday forecasting, agent adherence monitoring, and multi-site staffing management. Particularly relevant for large DSO or health system patient access teams.
• Multi-Location Capability (10%) – How effectively the platform handles 10 or more locations with different workflows, staff structures, and PMS configurations. Covers location-level performance segmentation, centralized reporting across sites, and deployment consistency at scale.
• Implementation & Integration (10%) – Ease of deployment, telephony integration breadth, PMS/EHR connector availability, and time-to-value for multi-location healthcare organizations. 

The Best Call Center Optimization Software of 2026

In the table below, we rank the seven leading call center optimization platforms across the six weighted factors described above. Each platform spec cell provides a concise summary of the platform’s capabilities within that factor. Patient Prism is highlighted in green. All platform names link to verified homepages in the published version of this article.

 

#	Platform	Revenue Recovery Capability	Healthcare Vertical Specialization	Interaction Intelligence & Analytics	Workforce Optimization Depth	Multi-Location Capability	Implementation & Integration	Score /5
1	Patient Prism	Near real-time RELO re-engagement; PMS-confirmed appointment tying	Dental/DSO, Medical/MSO, Veterinary, Hospitals; 50+ PMS/EHR integrations	300M+ interactions analyzed; four-phase rubric at individual variable level	Near real-time routing; 200+ telephony integrations	Flat fee per location; location-level performance segmentation, centralized reporting across hundreds of sites	50+ PMS/EHR connections; live in 30-60 days	4.5 / 5
2	MaestroQA	No revenue recovery; retrospective QA only	Tech, retail, fintech; no healthcare vertical	100% conversation logging; structured QA scorecards	No WFM; QA and coaching only	Centralized QA reporting across teams; no location-level healthcare segmentation	Zendesk/Salesforce pipelines; CRM-native	3.1 / 5
3	Calabrio ONE	No revenue recovery; WFM and QM only	Mid-market contact centers; no healthcare vertical	Multi-channel QM; call recording and analytics	Mid-market WFM; forecasting and intraday tools	Multi-site WFM scheduling and dashboards; per-seat pricing may add cost complexity at scale	~$75/agent/month; acquired by Verint	3.1 / 5
4	Playvox	No revenue recovery; performance management only	Tech and retail focus; no healthcare vertical	Automated QA scoring; real-time agent updates	Limited WFM; scheduling not a core strength	Centralized performance visibility across teams; no location-level healthcare reporting	Acquired by NICE; custom contract	2.9 / 5
5	Five9	Outbound dialing focus; no healthcare revenue recovery	Broad CCaaS; no healthcare vertical	AI transcription; interaction analytics	ML-powered WFM; real-time adherence	Multi-site routing at scale; no healthcare location-level segmentation	Cloud-native; Salesforce/HubSpot integrations	2.9 / 5
6	Assembled	No revenue recovery; WFM only	SaaS and digital-first teams; no healthcare vertical	Real-time occupancy monitoring; CRM-connected analytics	Flexible forecasting; intraday adjustments	Multi-team scheduling across locations; not designed for multi-site clinical operations	Zendesk/Intercom/Salesforce integrations; custom subscription	2.8 / 5
7	RingCentral Contact Ctr	No revenue recovery; general UCaaS/CCaaS platform	General business comms; no healthcare vertical	Real-time dashboards; AI transcription	Native WFM; workforce forecasting	400+ APIs support multi-site deployments; no healthcare location-level segmentation	400+ APIs; 120+ marketplace integrations	2.7 / 5

Patient Prism, for Healthcare Revenue Activation

Patient Prism is a Revenue Activation System purpose-built for multi-location healthcare organizations, including DSOs, MSOs, hospitals, and PE-backed provider groups. The platform provides patient interaction intelligence across every patient touchpoint, from incoming calls and text inquiries to web forms and online scheduling attempts, converting interaction data into near real-time coaching, workflow activation, and revenue recovery. The platform has analyzed more than 300 million patient interactions over a decade-plus operating history and tracked 12.4 million calls in the past year alone, a dataset that informs the specificity of its revenue recovery benchmarks and workflow recommendations.

At the core of the platform are its Re-Engage Lost Opportunity (RELO) workflows, which surface unconverted patient inquiries and initiate near real-time follow-up before the opportunity cools. Voice Fingerprint & QA automatically attributes every call to the individual agent who handled it, without requiring phone ID logins. The platform then scores that interaction across a four-phase rubric: Greeting & First Impression, Uncover & Build Relationship, Integrity Selling & Interview, and Convert & Reassure, evaluated at the individual variable level. That scoring depth surfaces exactly where each agent succeeds, where they break down, and the specific coaching intervention that will move the needle. Gamification tools support behavior change at scale across multi-location organizations. Patient Prism integrates with 50+ PMS/EHR systems,13 tying every conversion to a confirmed appointment in the practice management system rather than an assumed outcome. Healthcare networks using the platform typically see 15-30% increases in same-store appointment volume within 90 days, depending on adoption.1 Clients include Heartland Dental, which recovered 60,000 patient opportunities in 2025, generating more than $72 million in recovered revenue.2,12 Standard deployment runs 30-60 days.

 

• Location: Tampa, FL
• Year Founded: 2016
• Price Range: Enterprise-tier pricing, flat fee per location
• Services Offered: Patient interaction intelligence, Revenue Activation System, RELO workflows, Voice Fingerprint & QA, four-phase interaction scoring, gamification, marketing attribution, PMS/EHR integration

 

Summary of Online Reviews

Reviewers highlight the platform’s “immediate revenue impact”, with operators citing meaningful improvement in new patient conversion after activation. Some note that “front-desk adoption takes coaching” and that the platform’s value is most visible once teams engage consistently with the RELO follow-up workflow. A recurring theme is the platform’s “depth of call scoring” relative to general-purpose tools, with reviewers noting specificity that generic QA platforms do not offer.

 

 

MaestroQA, for Data-Driven Quality Assurance

Founded in 2013 and headquartered in New York, MaestroQA is a dedicated quality assurance and coaching platform built for organizations that require structured, data-driven review of 100% of customer interactions. The platform logs voice, email, chat, and bot conversations, scores them against customizable QA scorecards, and pipes the results into Zendesk, Salesforce, and data warehouse integrations. The company holds a PCI DSS 4.0 Level 1 compliance certification, reflecting its suitability for regulated industries.11 Its G2 rating of 4.7/5 across 324 reviews is among the highest in this comparison for a standalone QA platform.4

MaestroQA’s strength is rigor: organizations that need verifiable, auditable QA across large agent teams will find the platform’s scorecard depth and compliance infrastructure well-suited to their needs. The platform’s limitations are most visible in healthcare contexts. It was designed for tech, retail, and fintech support environments, and its AI models reflect general customer service intent rather than clinical conversation patterns. There is no PMS/EHR integration, no clinical intent classification, and no revenue recovery layer. QA is retrospective by design, making it a coaching and compliance tool rather than a real-time revenue activation instrument.

 

• Location: New York, NY
• Year Founded: 2013
• Price Range: Custom contract
• Services Offered: 100% interaction logging, QA scorecards, data warehouse syncing, Zendesk/Salesforce integration, AI compliance automation

 

Summary of Online Reviews

G2 reviewers highlight “unmatched scorecard customization” and the ability to tie QA outcomes to agent coaching workflows. Positive reviews consistently mention “strong Salesforce integration”. The most cited limitation is “no native workforce scheduling”, with users noting that MaestroQA works best as a complement to a WFM tool rather than a standalone platform.

 

Calabrio ONE, for Mid-Market Workforce and Quality Management

Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Calabrio ONE is a mid-market workforce management and quality management platform with a presence across retail, financial services, and general contact center environments. The platform combines WFM, call recording, multi-channel quality management, interaction analytics, and agent self-service portals. With more than 500 global employees and a G2 rating of 4.5/5 across 381 reviews, Calabrio occupies a strong position in the mid-market WFM segment.3 Following Thoma Bravo’s acquisition of Verint in November 2025, Calabrio was combined with Verint to form a unified CX automation platform,14 though Calabrio products continue operating under the Calabrio brand within the combined organization.

For mid-market contact centers with predictable staffing needs and general quality management requirements, Calabrio ONE’s per-seat pricing model (~$75/agent/month at base) offers an accessible entry point. For multi-location healthcare operators evaluating revenue activation technology, the platform’s general-purpose design limits its utility: no healthcare vertical intelligence, no PMS/EHR integration, and no revenue recovery workflows for unconverted patient inquiries. Per-seat pricing also creates cost structures that may not scale cleanly for DSOs or MSOs managing hundreds of front-desk employees across many locations.

 

• Location: Minneapolis, MN
• Year Founded: 2007
• Price Range: ~$75/agent/month base
• Services Offered: WFM, call recording, multi-channel QM, interaction analytics, agent self-service portals, performance coaching

 

Summary of Online Reviews

Reviewers on G2 consistently praise “ease of use relative to enterprise WFM tools” and Calabrio ONE’s “strong reporting for mid-sized teams”. The most common critique is “limited customization at lower pricing tiers”, with some users noting that advanced analytics require upgrades beyond the base package.

 

Playvox, for Agent Performance and Gamification

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Playvox built its reputation as an agent performance and gamification platform serving technology and retail brands. The company’s client list includes Google, Nike, Dropbox, and Okta. Playvox holds the highest G2 review volume of any platform in this comparison, with 4.8/5 across 1,163 reviews, a signal of broad adoption among mid-to-large digital-first contact center teams.5 In late 2024, NICE confirmed the acquisition, with Playvox rebranding to Playvox by NICE and integrating into the NICE CXone ecosystem.15

Playvox’s gamification engine and coaching card architecture are genuinely differentiated for organizations managing large agent teams in high-volume, transactional environments. The platform’s limitations for healthcare operators are structural: it was designed for tech support and retail customer service, and its AI models reflect those environments. There is no clinical intent classification, no PMS/EHR integration, and no revenue recovery workflow. Its acquisition by NICE means that buyers evaluating Playvox as a standalone investment should verify current product roadmap and pricing structures, as these are subject to integration timelines.

 

• Location: Sunnyvale, CA
• Year Founded: 2012
• Price Range: Custom contract (acquired by NICE)
• Services Offered: Agent gamification, automated performance reviews, coaching cards, real-time agent updates, learning modules

 

Summary of Online Reviews

Playvox consistently earns praise for “intuitive gamification that actually drives agent behavior change” and “fast implementation relative to enterprise platforms”. The most cited concern in recent reviews is “uncertainty about the NICE integration roadmap”, with some buyers noting that acquisition timelines introduce product uncertainty.

 

Five9, for Cloud CCaaS and Outbound Campaign Management

Founded in 2001 and headquartered in San Ramon, California, Five9 is one of the longest-tenured cloud contact center platforms in the market, serving more than 2,500 customers across industries including financial services, retail, healthcare, and technology. The company holds a G2 rating of 4.1/5 across 611 reviews, reflecting broad adoption across enterprise and mid-market contact centers.7 Five9’s platform combines predictive dialing, omnichannel routing, AI-powered workflow automation, WFM, and agent assist tools, making it a comprehensive horizontal CCaaS offering.

Five9’s core strength is outbound campaign management and scalable inbound routing for high-volume, general-purpose contact centers. Its ML-powered WFM and shift-bidding tools are noted in reviewer feedback for practical forecasting utility. The platform’s limitations for healthcare operators mirror those of other horizontal CCaaS tools: no clinical intent classification, no PMS/EHR integration, and no near real-time revenue recovery workflow for unconverted patient inquiries. Recent reviewer feedback on Gartner Peer Insights notes strong platform reliability but flags audio quality variability in some remote deployment configurations as a point to monitor during evaluation.

 

• Location: San Ramon, CA
• Year Founded: 2001
• Price Range: Custom enterprise quote
• Services Offered: Cloud CCaaS, predictive dialing, omnichannel routing, AI workflow automation, WFM, agent assist tools

 

Summary of Online Reviews

Reviewers cite “strong outbound dialing capabilities” and “reliable Salesforce integration” as Five9’s most valued attributes. The most common critique involves “audio quality inconsistencies in remote setups” and a learning curve associated with the platform’s Java-based legacy admin tools, which are migrating to a web-based console.

 

Assembled, for Digital-First Support Team Scheduling

Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, Assembled is a modern workforce management platform built for digital-first support teams. With 150+ employees and a G2 rating of 4.6/5 across 178 reviews, it has established a strong reputation in the SaaS, fintech, and technology customer support market.6 The platform integrates natively with Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce, and other CRM tools, and offers fast-to-deploy forecasting, real-time agent occupancy monitoring, and vendor management tracking.

Assembled occupies a clearly defined and well-executed niche: modern WFM for teams that live in cloud-native support stacks. Its review scores reflect genuine satisfaction among its target audience. For healthcare operators, however, the platform’s scope ends at workforce scheduling. There is no interaction intelligence layer, no revenue recovery workflow, no clinical intent classification, and no PMS/EHR integration. Assembled’s per-seat custom subscription pricing may also create cost structures misaligned with multi-location healthcare organizations managing front-desk teams rather than traditional contact center agents.

 

• Location: San Francisco, CA
• Year Founded: 2018
• Price Range: Custom subscription
• Services Offered: WFM forecasting, real-time occupancy monitoring, intraday adjustments, vendor management, CRM integrations

 

Summary of Online Reviews

G2 reviewers highlight Assembled’s “fast implementation and intuitive scheduling interface”, frequently citing it as the easiest WFM tool to onboard relative to enterprise competitors. The most consistent critique is “limited depth for complex multi-site operations”, with users noting that very large or operationally complex deployments may outgrow the platform’s current feature set.

RingCentral Contact Center, for Unified Communications and Omnichannel Support

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Belmont, California, RingCentral is one of the most widely recognized names in cloud business communications, serving more than 500,000 customers globally. RingCentral Contact Center sits within a broader unified communications suite that combines business phone, video conferencing, team messaging, and CCaaS capabilities under a single platform. The company holds a G2 rating of 4.3/5 across 3,054 reviews across all RingCentral products, reflecting substantial enterprise adoption.8

RingCentral Contact Center’s primary advantage is the breadth of its UCaaS/CCaaS ecosystem: more than 400 available APIs and 120+ marketplace integrations make it a highly connectable foundation for organizations building complex technology stacks. For healthcare operators evaluating call center optimization tools specifically, its limitations mirror those of other horizontal platforms: no clinical intent classification, no PMS/EHR integration, and no near real-time revenue recovery workflow for unconverted patient inquiries. Reviewer feedback on G2 notes that the platform’s advanced customization and workflow configuration can require dedicated IT resources, and that the RingCX contact center product line is still maturing relative to standalone CCaaS competitors with longer contact center heritage.

 

• Location: Belmont, CA
• Year Founded: 1999
• Price Range: Custom enterprise quote
• Services Offered: UCaaS/CCaaS, IVR, omnichannel routing, WFM, 400+ APIs, AI transcription, CRM integrations

 

Summary of Online Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise “seamless integration across voice, video, and messaging” and describe RingCentral as “the most complete unified communications platform” for organizations that want a single vendor for all business communications. The most recurring critique is “steep learning curve for advanced CCaaS configuration”, with some users noting that complex call-flow and routing setups require external IT support.

 

The Top Call Center Optimization Solutions in the US by Specialty

We also broke down the top platforms into three subcategories based on specialty, reflecting how different types of organizations approach call center optimization.

  

The Top Call Center Optimization Solutions for Agent and Team Performance

Organizations focused on developing front-line teams need platforms that combine scheduling depth, near real-time performance visibility, and structured feedback loops. Patient Prism ranks first in this subcategory for its Voice Fingerprint & QA capabilities, four-phase interaction scoring at the individual variable level, and multi-location performance segmentation that surfaces exactly where each agent and each location needs coaching attention.

 

#	Platform	Why It Ranks
1	Patient Prism	Near real-time coaching via Voice Fingerprint & QA; four-phase rubric evaluates every agent at the individual variable level; location-level performance segmentation across multi-location portfolios; gamification tools drive measurable front-desk behavior change at scale.
2	Calabrio ONE	Solid mid-market WFM with multi-channel quality management, call recording, and performance coaching portals. Established G2 presence (4.5/5, 381 reviews) in the mid-market contact center segment.
3	MaestroQA	100% conversation logging and structured QA scorecards with deep coaching workflow integrations; strong for enterprise QA teams managing large agent populations across multiple departments.

 

The Top Call Center Optimization Solutions for DSOs and MSOs

Multi-location dental and medical organizations require platforms that scale across hundreds of locations without per-seat complexity, integrate with PMS/EHR systems at the practice level, and tie individual agent performance directly to appointment conversion outcomes. Patient Prism is the only platform in this comparison with a pricing model and integration architecture purpose-built for DSO and MSO scale.

 

#	Platform	Why It Ranks
1	Patient Prism	Purpose-built for DSO and MSO environments; enterprise-tier, flat fee per location eliminates per-seat complexity at scale; 50+ PMS/EHR integrations enable practice-level appointment tying; RELO workflows and Voice Fingerprint & QA scale uniformly across hundreds of locations without additional per-seat cost.
2	Calabrio ONE	Multi-site WFM scheduling and centralized performance dashboards applicable to larger DSO patient access teams; established mid-market presence. Per-seat pricing model may create cost friction at higher location counts. No PMS integration or healthcare revenue recovery.
3	Five9	Scalable cloud CCaaS infrastructure with multi-site routing and global deployment capability. Applicable to large MSO phone infrastructure needs. No clinical intent classification, PMS-confirmed conversion tying, or location-level healthcare performance segmentation.

 

The Top Call Center Optimization Solutions for Workforce Management Depth

Organizations managing large front-line teams across multiple locations need platforms with strong scheduling forecasting, intraday adjustment tools, and agent adherence monitoring. Calabrio ONE ranks first in this subcategory for its dedicated mid-market WFM architecture and established review presence. Patient Prism ranks second because its near real-time routing, 200+ telephony integrations, and flat-fee-per-location model operationalize workflows at scale across multi-location healthcare portfolios without per-seat complexity.

 

#	Platform	Why It Ranks
1	Calabrio ONE	Dedicated mid-market WFM with forecasting, intraday scheduling, agent self-service portals, and multi-channel QM. 4.5/5 stars across 381 G2 reviews. Purpose-built for contact center workforce scheduling depth.
2	Patient Prism	Near real-time routing across all patient touchpoints; 200+ telephony integrations; flat fee per location scales workflow deployment across multi-location portfolios without per-seat cost complexity.
3	Five9	ML-powered WFM with forecasting, shift bidding, and real-time adherence monitoring. Strong for high-volume outbound and inbound contact centers; no healthcare-specific workflow configuration.

 

The Best Call Center Optimization Software of 2026: Optimization Is Not the Same as Activation

Most call center optimization software was built to make contact centers run faster. Workforce management suites, CCaaS infrastructure tools, and quality assurance platforms were designed for a world where the relevant metric is operational efficiency: handle time, agent adherence, first-call resolution. Those are legitimate problems, and the platforms in this comparison that specialize in them solve them well.

For healthcare executives, the benchmark is different. It is how many patient inquiries convert to confirmed, booked appointments, and how quickly unconverted opportunities are recovered before the patient calls a competitor. Calabrio and Assembled deliver genuine WFM and scheduling value. MaestroQA and Playvox are credible QA tools. None of them ties a scored patient interaction to a confirmed appointment in the practice management system. None initiates near real-time follow-up on an unconverted inquiry. None was trained on healthcare-specific conversation data.

Patient Prism’s Revenue Activation System was built to answer a different question: not how is the operation running, but how much revenue is leaving right now, and what can be done before the patient calls a competitor. Healthcare networks using the platform typically see 15-30% increases in same-store appointment volume within 90 days, depending on adoption.1 For DSOs and MSOs, that outcome scales across every location in the portfolio without adding per-seat licensing costs or replacing existing telephony infrastructure.

 

See Where Your Organization Is Losing Revenue

Patient Prism works with multi-location dental organizations, medical groups, veterinary networks, hospitals, and PE-backed provider groups. A demo takes less than 30 minutes and is scoped to your specific vertical, organization type, and current conversion challenge. You will see how the platform scores patient interactions at organizations like yours, where revenue typically leaves the building, and what near real-time recovery looks like across a multi-location portfolio.

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References

1. Patient Prism. Homepage canonical performance statement: 15-30% same-store appointment volume within 90 days. https://www.patientprism.com/
2. PR Newswire / Patient Prism. “AI Platform Transforms Patient Access and Performance, Driving More Appointments, Better Experiences, and Millions in Recovered Revenue.” May 7, 2026. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ai-platform-transforms-patient-access-and-performance-driving-more-appointments-better-experiences-and-millions-in-recovered-revenue-302764735.html
3. G2. Calabrio ONE reviews. 4.5/5 stars, 381 reviews. https://www.g2.com/products/calabrio-one/reviews
4. G2. MaestroQA reviews. 4.7/5 stars, 324 reviews. https://www.g2.com/products/maestroqa/reviews
5. G2. Playvox Quality Management reviews. 4.8/5 stars, 1,163 reviews. https://www.g2.com/products/playvox-quality-management/reviews
6. G2. Assembled WFM reviews. 4.6/5 stars, 178 reviews. https://www.g2.com/products/assembled-wfm/reviews
7. G2. Five9 Intelligent Cloud Contact Center. 4.1/5 stars, 611 reviews. https://www.g2.com/sellers/five9
8. G2. RingCentral products. 4.3/5 stars, 3,054 reviews across all products. https://www.g2.com/sellers/ringcentral
9. PitchBook. Five9 Company Profile. Founded 2001, San Ramon, CA. https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/51497-56
10. RingCentral. About Us. Founded 1999, Belmont, California. https://www.ringcentral.com/company.html

 

11. MaestroQA. PCI DSS 4.0 Level 1 Compliance certification. https://www.maestroqa.com/blog-categories/company-news
12. Patient Prism. Case Study: Heartland Dental. 60,000 patient opportunities recovered; $72M+ in recovered revenue in 2025. https://www.patientprism.com/case-study/heartland-dental/

 

13. Patient Prism. 50+ PMS/EHR integrations. https://support.patientprism.com/hc/en-us/categories/360002327751-Integrations
14. PR Newswire. “Thoma Bravo Completes Acquisition of Verint.” December 9, 2025. Calabrio combined with Verint under Thoma Bravo ownership. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/thoma-bravo-completes-acquisition-of-verint-a-leader-in-ai-driven-customer-experience-automation-302636053.html
15. CX Today. “Playvox Confirms NICE Takeover with a Name Change.” October 3, 2024. https://www.cxtoday.com/workforce-engagement-management/playvox-confirms-nice-takeover-with-a-name-change/