Prior to launch, NVP has been in live production at Noetica clients including ResQ, Parseq and RSVP. Many of these organisations have been able to reduce, or completely eradicate their reliance on expensive and unnecessary large enterprise telephony platforms, realising important savings contributing directly to their bottom line.
RSVP is using NVP across 220 seats at its London office with plans to replace all PBX units with NVP. Its new 100-seat Manchester site will be exclusively running NVP from launch. Operations Director at RSVP (Media Response) Ltd., Dean Hurst, says: “We make around 100,000 dial attempts each day and find the platform extremely resilient and durable. Call quality is never compromised and the productivity of agents kept at extremely high levels.”
Hurst continues: “Whether setting up inbound strategies or outbound campaigns, routing configuration is extremely end-user friendly and does not require technically trained staff. It enables management to set up processes that will aid performance. Upscaling is very simple and the system is far more cost effective in comparison to the costs involved with a traditional PBX.”
CEO of Noetica, Danny Singer, explains the appeal of NVP: “Telephony is rapidly becoming a commodity and a ‘one size fits all’ way of delivering calls to back-office and the call centre is now obsolete. Noetica is now able to offer a robust and feature rich telephony solution at virtually zero cost to all users of our Synthesys platforms. This is excellent news for all those call centres that felt obliged to buy and maintain large enterprise telephony solutions.”
CTO at ResQ, Giles Cook, adds: “We have completed the migration of our entire estate to Noetica Synthesys and are using NVP as our sole telephony capability. It gives us enterprise class resilience and scalability, and as it is cloud-based we can route calls across our sites seamlessly.” Cook continues: “Our business is growing at pace, and NVP is a critical part of our technology enabling this success.”