CM.com (AMS: CMCOM) is a global leader in cloud software for conversational commerce that enables businesses to deliver a superior customer experience. Our communication solutions empower marketing, sales and customer support to automate engagement with customers across multiple mobile channels, blended with seamless payment capabilities via our Payment platform to drive conversion. Our HALO AI solution allows businesses to leverage advanced automation and intelligence to personalize interactions at scale, driving sales and increasing customer satisfaction.
Breda, Netherlands
Full-time equivalent
Local presence
Euronext Amsterdam
Revenue 2024
24/7 monitoring, virtual servers & high speed storage
Privately owned cloud platform and software, developed in-house
Guaranteed scalability, time to market, global redundancy
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Our investments in AI continue to yield significant benefits for our clients, saving costs and enhancing efficiency.
Our AI-first strategy, coupled with strengthened cross-unit collaboration, positions us to make cutting edge technology accessible and impactful for all our clients.
The story of CM.com started back in 1999, with this one message: “Will you join me at Highstreet?”. This was the SMS Gilbert Gooijers sent to Jeroen van Glabbeek.
Starting out as Club Message, co-founders Jeroen and Gilbert introduced sending SMS messages to groups in 1999. This was used to inform visitors of discotheques in the Benelux on guest DJs, time-tables, contests, discounts, and more weekend news; at exactly the moment it matters to the visitor.
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See our open vacanciesThe race to deploy AI agents in customer service is moving fast, and so is the market of vendors offering to help you do it. There's genuine innovation happening across the board. But as AI agents move from pilots into production, the question that separates successful deployments from expensive lessons is less about the technology itself and more about the foundation it's built on: who is actually behind the platform?
You've been sending SMS messages to your customers for years. Delivery rates are high, they work on every phone, and your customers are familiar with the channel. SMS does exactly what it's supposed to do. But that's also the problem: SMS delivers messages, it doesn't start conversations.
The customers who call are not a random sample of your customer base. They tried the FAQs. They sent a message. They waited, or they did not bother, because what they need to say is too complicated, too urgent, or too important to type. By the time they pick up the phone, they are already a little frustrated and already invested in getting an answer. The next three minutes will shape how they feel about your business more than any chat ever could. That is who voice AI is talking to. And most voice AI is not built with that person in mind.
AI has made building software dramatically easier. Screens, workflows, integrations, even complete mobile applications, generated in an afternoon, from a handful of prompts. That's real progress.
WhatsApp is rolling out one of its most-requested privacy features: usernames. As of June 2026, your customers are able to hide their phone number when messaging your business, and that change has real implications for how you identify customers, run campaigns, and structure your data.
Whether it’s a packed retail store on a Saturday afternoon or a crowded festival at peak hour, the moment the network drops, everything changes. Queues build. Payments fail. Sales stop. What now?
Customer service teams are used to precise analytics. Average handle time, first contact resolution, CSAT scores, numbers that are clean, comparable, and easy to report on. AI agents change that dynamic in a fundamental way.
CM.com has reached a major milestone by becoming the first CPaaS platform in France to be directly HDS-certified. This certification shows CM.com’s ability to host and process sensitive health data in full compliance with French regulations. For healthcare organizations, handling sensitive data is no longer just a technical choice, it’s essential to using digital tools. Transactional messages, appointment reminders, medical notifications, or administrative communications all involve personal health information. Without a compliant framework, these uses can become legally risky, or even impossible. This is exactly where CM.com’s HDS certification makes a difference, positioning CM.com among the few providers capable of operating as a fully certified HDS platform without relying on third-party HDS hosting.
Do you send automated SMS or RCS to your customers? Then you need that traffic to be safe and smart. When you send codes at scale, you need to block fake traffic without stopping your real users. And of course, you don’t want to pay for messages that aren't real. We have just the thing for you: Static and Dynamic protection.
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