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CX automation and AI solutions for contact centres

Want AI to resolve more customer contacts and make your agents more effective? Compare suppliers of AI agents for voice and chat, conversational AI platforms, agent assist and workflow automation.

Each supplier shows what they specialise in, from software platforms to partners who design, build and run automation for you.

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11 suppliers

Suppliers with a paid listing appear first. How suppliers are ordered

  1. Verint

    Verint® helps the world's most iconic brands including over 85 of the Fortune 100 companies build enduring customer relationships by connecting work, data, and experiences across the enterprise.

    • Agent assist & copilots

    Also offers Workforce management · Customer insights & research · Contact centre technology

    Listed since 2021

  2. Automatorr

    • Workflow & process automation

    Also offers CX consulting

    Unclaimed profile

  3. Balto

    • Agent assist & copilots

    Based in United States Unclaimed profile

  4. Flamingo AI

    • AI agents for chat & messaging

    Unclaimed profile

  5. Humint Labs

    • Workflow & process automation

    Unclaimed profile

  6. Nuamedia

    • AI agents for voice
    • AI agents for chat & messaging

    Unclaimed profile

  7. Nuance Communications Australia

    • AI agents for voice

    Also offers Contact centre technology

    Unclaimed profile

  8. Observe.AI

    • Agent assist & copilots
    • Workflow & process automation

    Also offers Quality & coaching

    Based in United States Unclaimed profile

  9. Parloa

    • AI agents for voice
    • AI agents for chat & messaging

    Based in Germany Unclaimed profile

  10. PolyAI

    • AI agents for voice

    Based in United Kingdom Unclaimed profile

  11. Sensiple

    • AI agents for chat & messaging

    Unclaimed profile

Buyer's guide

Investing in AI and automation? What to know before you choose a supplier

Overview

What can CX automation and AI do for your contact centre?

Underneath most of these sit conversational AI platforms and large language models (generative AI). The newest, agentic AI, can plan and complete multi-step tasks, such as changing a booking across several systems.

Where to start

Where does AI pay off first in customer service?

  • High-volume, simple requests: balances, order status, bookings, password resets and common questions.
  • After-call work: automatic summaries and notes save time on every contact.
  • Knowledge: helping agents find the right answer quickly, especially new starters.
  • Quality and insight: analysing every conversation instead of a small sample.
  • Out of hours: answering simple requests when your team is offline.

AI works best alongside your people. Let it handle routine contacts so your team can focus on complex, sensitive and valuable conversations, and make it easy for customers to reach a person.

Risks

What goes wrong with AI in customer service, and how do you avoid it?

  • No easy way to a person: customers who get stuck with a bot leave frustrated. Design clear escalation from the start.
  • Wrong answers: generative AI can sound confident and be wrong. Ground it in your approved knowledge and test it thoroughly.
  • Measuring the wrong thing: containment alone hides failure. Track resolution, satisfaction and repeat contacts too.
  • Poor data and knowledge: AI is only as good as the content and systems behind it.
  • Privacy and compliance: know where customer data goes, how it's used to train models and which rules apply in your market. Tell customers when they're dealing with AI.

Need help deciding where to start? See AI strategy and adoption consultants.

Build or partner

Should you buy a platform or use an automation partner?

Some suppliers sell software your team configures and runs. Others, including many outsourcers, design, build and operate automation for you and are measured on results.

  • Software platform: more control, but you need skills to design conversations, train models and maintain them.
  • Automation partner: faster to start and outcome-focused, but check who owns the content, data and models if you change partner.
  • Your existing platform: many contact centre platforms now include AI features. Check what you already pay for.

Looking for an outsourcer that also offers AI? Use the Also offers filter on outsourcing pages.

How to choose

How do you choose a CX automation or AI supplier?

  1. Start with a clear use case

    Pick one or two high-volume contact reasons with a measurable outcome, rather than 'AI everywhere'.

  2. Look for contact centre experience

    Suppliers who understand customers and agents build automation people actually use.

  3. Ask for a pilot on your data

    Measure resolution, satisfaction and escalations on real contacts before committing.

  4. Check integration

    Automation only resolves requests if it can read and update your systems.

  5. Understand pricing

    Per conversation, per resolution, per agent or per minute. Model the cost at your volumes.

  6. Review data and security

    Where data is stored, whether it trains shared models, and how you can audit what the AI said.

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FAQs

CX automation and AI FAQs

What is CX automation?

Using AI and software to handle, assist with or speed up customer interactions, from chatbots and voice bots to agent assist and back-office workflow automation.

What is the difference between a chatbot and agentic AI?

A traditional chatbot follows set scripts or answers questions. Agentic AI can plan and complete multi-step tasks across systems, such as changing a booking and confirming it.

What is agent assist?

AI that supports agents during contacts with suggested answers, knowledge, compliance prompts and automatic summaries.

Will AI replace contact centre agents?

AI is taking over many simple, repetitive contacts. Customers still need people for complex, sensitive and high-value conversations, and the best results come from combining both.

How are suppliers ordered on this page?

Suppliers with a paid listing appear first, followed by everyone else. Our page on how suppliers are ordered explains the detail.

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