The Invoca platform delivers the inbound call intelligence required for marketers to capture and optimize customer engagement and sales beyond the click. From attribution to intent, marketers gain a complete understanding of the customer's journey across digital, mobile and offline touchpoints so they can optimize their marketing spend, drive quality inbound calls and deliver a better customer experience.
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Tethr
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Tethr, from CollabIP in Austin, consumes conversational data from the network, cloud or premise using enterprise-class design to ensure security and privacy, to provide insights from customer phone calls and chats. Tethr comes standard with hundreds of pre-built insight categories based on service, sales and CX research. The solution also produces the Tethr Effort Index (TEI) a machine learning-based predictive customer effort score that helps enable users to track customer effort at a…
We used Convirza for a long time and had a pathetic experience as we were paying a high price for nothing special. Convirza was not so good in call tracking and had fewer features as compared to Invoca, and Invoca’s price is also amazing. It has all the essential features that …
We've used other tracking systems, and in general, they are either not as powerful in terms of functionality, or have far worse user interface than incova has. Invoca is more expensive, but it does seem that the development and design investments have paid off in creating a …
Invoca's ease of implementation through Google Tag Manager and its integrations with Google Ads and Salesforce Marketing Cloud have made it a preferred choice for call tracking solutions.
Vivint has evaluated other call tracking platforms, such as Retreaver and Call Dialogue. These entities have great call tracking features, and they certainly merit consideration from prospective clients. Invoca's long-standing history in call tracking instilled significant …
Invoca is very user-friendly. It was easy to learn how to navigate and has a very user-friendly interface. It's hard to compare it against SaaS solutions like Five9 because their functions are different. Originally we selected Invoca because we were unaware of any SaaS …
Invoca is far more advanced than CallRail, but my favorite product (which isn't listed here) is by far Ringba. Ringba is the most sophisticated call-tracking platform and provides more customization & detailed reporting dashboards.
Invoca is way easier to use. It has always been the easiest to use and the most simple to get campaigns started with quickly. I like the reporting functionality as well.
We are able to reduce non-sales calls by being able to attribute [the source of incoming calls]. But it needs patience and a long time to get the benefits of its AI capabilities. So RoI could be a longer run. It is expensive if we needed a simple call tracking solution only.
This software is ideal for companies that need to be in permanent contact with their customers and provide them with a better online service through different channels. I also recommend the software to all sales companies, as it will help them to better train their agents and close more contracts.
From an accounting perspective, Invoca makes it easy for us to determine where our call revenue is coming from and what call type generated the paid call.
Their dashboard is very user-friendly. I like how you can see everything from the top level and see total call volume, commission paid, and conversion rate. But you can easily drill down into each campaign level too.
Lastly, you can easily create call campaigns and create individual phone numbers. I especially like how we're able to create a ring pool that allows us to track exactly where the call is coming from, and it's not difficult to setup.
The intelligence of the software allows the creation of algorithms, metrics, and advanced reports, to train sales agents and improve their sales performance and customer treatment.
Allows you to search for recordings or archives of any customer interaction in real-time, to closely monitor and draw from that experience some sales learning and improvement.
It has an easy control panel, where you can attend to customers, monitor performance, pull reports, and have everything under control in an easy-to-manage interface.
Invoca's client success team is great to work with, which is a nice value proposition for their business (many SaaS providers struggle with this). Their support team is very talented and fully capable of addressing the vast majority of questions that they receive. I haven't encountered any negative experiences when requesting assistance.
We used Convirza for a long time and had a pathetic experience as we were paying a high price for nothing special. Convirza was not so good in call tracking and had fewer features as compared to Invoca, and Invoca’s price is also amazing. It has all the essential features that we were looking for, like call scheduling and call recording, that are essential for marketing campaigns too. Its reporting dashboard is our least favorite thing about it.
Thanks to the fact that we have been able to have greater and better control of calls, chats, emails, and other interactions with customers, we were able to improve the performance of our agents, correct errors that were in the conversations, and make good manuals and user guides for the agent to know how to deal with customers, expanding our numbers and increasing our sales.