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Techday NZ
2 days ago
- Business
- Techday NZ
Klearcom eyes 79% revenue growth as AI fuels global expansion
Klearcom is forecasting a 79% increase in revenue in 2025, driven by new partnerships and an expanded product portfolio. The company expects its global customer base to rise by 75% during the same period, attributing the growth to its extended market reach and a stronger focus on AI-driven solutions, including large language models and conversational AI. Klearcom has outlined plans to add 35 new carrier partnerships and expand into 15 additional markets by the end of 2026, with particular emphasis on further development in Asia and Africa. These efforts are part of a strategy to serve a more diverse customer base and increase international presence. Since 2022, the Waterford-based firm has expanded its carrier network from 80 partners to over 340 by 2025. Its carrier services are now available in over 100 countries, reflecting the company's commitment to expanding its global footprint. The integration of emerging AI technologies is expected to bring improved service reliability, broader geographic coverage, and quicker response times to Klearcom's clients, according to statements from company leadership. Mark Rohan, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Klearcom, said, "It's been an exciting period of growth for Klearcom and we have no intention of stopping any time soon. As we embark on an ambitious strategy to further expand our operations and disrupt the market, our recent success is merely a sign of things to come. Underpinned by truly global contact centre testing solutions, we are delivering the fastest response and most cost-effective service for multinational companies across the globe." "This is driving further demand for our offering, which we are bolstering with more carriers and more services across more countries. In turn, we will deliver the best customer experience for our own customers and their customers – driving the business forward and strengthening our place in the elite bracket of customer service providers worldwide." Klearcom's growth trajectory has been notable over the past few years, marked by a significant increase in the number of carrier partners and an ongoing commitment to diversifying its international reach. The company has also strengthened its technological capabilities through the adoption of AI-driven tools aimed at solving customer service challenges for large organisations with global operations. The company's SaaS platform utilises real-time monitoring and artificial intelligence to address issues with IVR and toll-free numbers, enabling businesses to manage customer communications across multiple regions. The expansion in carrier partnerships and the push into new geographic markets form part of Klearcom's ongoing goals to improve system reliability and reduce risks associated with customer experience during technology migrations. Follow us on: Share on:
Techday NZ
28-04-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
Klearcom launches Verify+ for enhanced global IVR testing
Klearcom has announced the launch of Verify+, its next-generation solution designed to allow multinational companies to test their customer service phone and IVR systems before deployment. An enhanced version of its previous offering, Verify+, enables organisations to simulate real customer calls, test different call paths and assess audio quality before going live with their customer service systems. These capabilities are intended to support businesses as they strive for higher service reliability and efficiency. One of the central features of Verify+ is the creation of reusable templates, which removes the need for companies to rewrite common tests. The system introduces a visual "treeview" model to support sequential testing and allows for concurrent IVR testing at no additional cost. The product also includes audio scoring and real-time monitoring capabilities. These features give testers greater flexibility, accuracy and visibility, helping ensure the high performance and reliability that customer service departments require. Outbound testing is also available, supporting the needs of international contact centre environments. Verify+ supports more than 100 languages and dialects, providing transcript analysis and audio scoring to further bolster testing processes. The platform can facilitate alternate transcripts for calls made during out-of-hours or holiday periods, enabled by automated IVR message and smart scheduling tools. By streamlining the pre-production testing process, Verify+ aims to accelerate how quickly organisations can deploy new customer service systems and identify potential issues within call flows. The solution is designed to enable faster resolution of problems, help reduce downtime and save significant time and operational costs for enterprises. The platform is designed to be quick to deploy and user-friendly, and becomes part of Klearcom's wider product portfolio. Now available in over 100 countries, Klearcom expects the new product to help scale its operations further, provide ongoing support to a growing international customer base and contribute to business growth. The company anticipates demand from sectors including telecom, utilities, retail, healthcare, aviation, banking and finance. Satish Barot, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at Klearcom, said: "When people call customer service, they want the fastest possible response and resolution. When businesses are testing and rolling out these systems, they also want that. Verify+ delivers on both fronts by simplifying testing, ensuring optimal performance and supporting the best customer experience." Barot added: "As well as simulating real-world behaviours, including non-linear customer call journeys and interrupted interactions, it delivers a truly global testing capability – not only meeting the evolving needs of our customers but enabling them to meet the expectations of theirs. In turn, we are guaranteeing customer confidence, innovating the customer experience and expanding our customer base." Verify+ also introduces automated features such as IVR message management and smart scheduling, addressing the operational complexities often faced by organisations with distributed or multinational contact centres. These features allow businesses to test their systems throughout varied operating hours and geographical regions, further supporting service reliability. The launch of Verify+ follows on from Klearcom's commitment to help address IVR and toll-free number issues via its software-as-a-service platform, which leverages artificial intelligence-driven real-time monitoring for organisations in over 100 countries.
Irish Independent
24-04-2025
- Business
- Irish Independent
Waterford company Klearcom plans to scale up globally with new customer service technology
Verify+ is a new version of the company's initial product – Verify – which is used by companies to simulate customer calls and test the quality and clarity of their audio. The company said that Verify is currently being used in 100 countries for industries like telecom, retail, healthcare, banking and finance. It uses an interactive voice response (IVR) system, an automated tool that answers incoming calls and offers next steps for customers through a set menu Satish Barot, co-founder at Klearcom, said the company plans to add more countries and products to its portfolios. 'We think our customers will go up by 75pc because we are reaching new markets – so will our revenue. Most of our clients are based in the US and Europe and we want to expand to Asia moving forward,' he said. Klearcom has 25 full-time employees and it plans to expand its sales and marketing teams. 'My co-founders Liam Dunne and Mark Rohan are from Waterford. We thought Waterford had the resources and talent that we needed – there are graduates here who have helped us build up this business,' said Mr Barot. He said the new version of Verify plans to makes the customer-calling process simpler. 'When people call customer service, they want the fastest possible response and resolution. When businesses are testing and rolling out these systems, they also want that,' he said. 'With Verify+, we've tried to deliver on both fronts by making the testing process simpler.' He explained that the new model simulates real-world behaviour. 'As well as simulating real-world behaviours, which means uninterrupted interactions and non-linear conversations, it's trying to interpret what the customer's demands will be,' said Mr Barot. The team has made the new platform available in 100 languages and dialects to work with call centres around the world. Klearcom said companies can work with it to score the quality of its audio in real time and use transcripts of the conversations to analyse and improve it. 'It saves significant time and costs. Providers can use it to scale up their operations – so we're hoping it supports our bases in different countries.'
