Calibre is call center recording software from HigherGround, Inc..
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Eleveo
Score 9.6 out of 10
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Eleveo (formerly ZOOM International) solutions protect a business by recording contact center interactions like service requests, outbound sales, financial or healthcare transactions, providing solutions for privacy and regulatory requirements, and by capturing customer experience. Eleveo provides 100% global recording coverage in the cloud, on-premise, or in hybrid architecture with a fully Native Cloud WFO suite.
The most obvious difference between Calibre and InDesign is the price, and Calibre certainly wins in this area. InDesign remains dominant in design, naturally, but when saving in eBook form can't convert to all formats, and has some coding quirks that can cause the outputted …
FoxitPhantom PDF is not a direct 1 for 1 comparison to Calibre, but I called it out because some of what we'd use FoxitPhanton for is supplanted by Calibre. Calibre has built in meta-data editing tools, and that applies to PDFs as well, which is a huge benefit as we don't need …
Calibre, like Acrobat, offers the user the ability to be able to view a digital ebook whether from online or off-line. But Acrobat can only open PDF files. Calibre can open & convert multiple digital file formats.
ZOOM Quality Management Suite has better stability and is more user-friendly. ZOOM Quality Management Suite has better auditing features when trying to assess the performance of the users. My personal impression is that Zoom Quality Management uses less bandwidth than its …
Without a doubt, we have loved this software because of how easy it is to use and how useful it has been for us. We have been able to supervise communications between employees, customers, and suppliers, monitoring that our rules and policies are met at all scales, improving performance and productivity at work.
Zoom management suite is well suited for companies that have enforced call center optimization software previously. Coming from other software, Zoom makes the transition very smooth. But, if a call center software has never been used in a workplace, I feel like this isn't the place to start. There is a pretty steep learning curve.
The Calibre ribbon interface could use some updating. When space is limited the ribbon menu ends with a set of arrows requiring the user to click on to drop down and see the rest of the menu. There should be an option to automatically shrink the ribbon to fit within the width of the Calibre window.
Calibre's Help command directs you to an online website for assistance. It would be great if there was an option to have a built-in help file that does not require an online presence.
I would like to be able to have a real-time translation tool available for clients who do not speak the same language. This would greatly help direct interaction with the client.
Not only has the customer support for Calibre been great, but the community surrounding it is great too. Users are ready and willing to jump in to help you solve a particular issue you're encountering with Calibre. As a result, I've expanded what we do with Calibre quite a bit through community support of its plugin infrastructure.
FoxitPhantom PDF is not a direct 1 for 1 comparison to Calibre, but I called it out because some of what we'd use FoxitPhanton for is supplanted by Calibre. Calibre has built in meta-data editing tools, and that applies to PDFs as well, which is a huge benefit as we don't need to access multiple different applications to ensure our digital media has its metadata properly filled out. Previously, any digital media in PDF format would have required a PDF editor to update its metadata.
ZOOM Quality Management Suite has better stability and is more user-friendly. ZOOM Quality Management Suite has better auditing features when trying to assess the performance of the users. My personal impression is that Zoom Quality Management uses less bandwidth than its competitors thus making it easier to interact with the tools we use on a day-to-day basis.