Historically, call centers typically utilized a separate switch at each site and required an Intelligent Call Management (ICM) solution to route calls between switches in order to transfer the call to the appropriate agent. Many of the older industry players have substantial investments in traditional telecommunications technology, but a lot has changed over the past several years.

Our system architecture has all of the intelligent call management and routing capabilities of a traditional ICM system, but provides numerous benefits from utilizing a centralized switch. Our technology architecture is based on modern IP telephony protocols. Every seat in every center is configured with a PC running a soft phone. All predictive dialers and the inbound ACD are centralized and accessible through an international data network provided by leading telecommunications carriers. This network uses multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) to secure our data streams from other customers while providing superior performance and availability.

Some of our contact center technology and technology features include the following:

Premier communications network connections and servers with multi-media gateways, and full redundancy.

• Carrier-grade infrastructure with 99.99% availability, virtually 0% downtime, and over four million hours of uptime


• Multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) telecommunications network to secure data streams


• Telecommunications network includes carrier-grade routers, switches, and monitoring tools to manage and optimize network performance

Centralized ACD platform which integrates all contact centers via VoIP stations

• Any seat in any center can connect to any service (inbound, outbound, email, chat, etc.) and can transfer or queue calls to any other available agents.


• CRM and knowledgebase systems to facilitate personalized customer service and efficient service processes to meet and exceed customer service expectations


• Seamless blending of both multi-channel support solutions (e.g. integrating inbound/outbound/email/chat) and multi-location (onshore/near-shore/offshore).

Combination of DNIS, CTI, or call prompting to route calls to the appropriate agent or queue

• Integrate an IVR, whether it is yours or ours, to provide user self-services, call routing, call prompting, or post-call resolution surveys.


• With Call Prompting and Vectoring enabled, the system collects caller entered digits (CED) and a connected customer database provided digits (CDPD) that are supplied by the network. All information is available for intelligent routing capabilities.

Complete digital recording capabilities for verification and quality monitoring