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The bar for voice AI is higher than you think. Here is what we rebuilt to clear it
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.
Does your business depend on high-volume email communication? Then you want that infrastructure to be reliable and fast. When it comes to sending millions of messages, you need performance, uptime, and control at scale. And of course, you don't want to break the bank either. We have just the thing for you: the Email Gateway API.
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.
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.
WhatsApp is rolling out one of its most-requested privacy features: usernames. Starting June 2026, your customers will be 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.
A contemplation on CM.com in the era of AI agents.
Just when you think you’ve cracked it, the world of events spins on its axis again. Algorithms change, marketing tactics become overused so as to lose their effectiveness, and new tech comes to the market bringing with it a glut of opportunities. The choice is clear: adapt or fall behind. Instead of doing the obligatory five event trends to look out for in 2025 yawn-fest, we’re giving you 25 of-the-moment tactics for growing your event. Each has been crowd-sourced from the CM Live team, who spend their days talking to promoters and making sense of the new trends and technology that emerge. Keep an eye on 3, 7 and 15 in particular.
AI agents are your virtual helpers. Digital employees designed to perform specific tasks within an Agentic AI framework. What type of tasks? Pretty much anything you can think of: Analysing data, writing emails, automating cancel or renewal processes, creating tickets, and so on and on and on. But how do you create these AI agents? Let us show you how.
Your contact page is the ultimate business card for your customer service team, providing a direct connection to agents when needed. It plays a crucial part in the customer experience and offers your business a chance to enhance the user journey from the start or to resolve any issues that may occur. But how? These pages need to be well-designed, easy to use and informative. In this blog, Customer Success Manager Simone Dierdorp explores eight steps to improve your customer service contact page.
Ensuring secure and convenient online interactions is more important than ever. Every business has unique needs when it comes to protecting its digital space and customer interactions, and different needs require different solutions. That's why CM.com has introduced its "Build Your Own Verification", a flexible and customisable verification tailored to each business's specific needs.
As we begin 2025, the customer experience (CX) landscape is moving faster than ever. Significant progress is being made in advancing Generative AI towards Agentic AI, driving efficiencies from service to marketing, Apple has also launched RCS on iOS, leading to new channels to engage customers, and finally, businesses are using automation to meet customers’ demands of personalised interactions and instant responses across every channel.
The event organisers that are killing it share a common quality: they understand their core audience inside-out. Developing Buyer Personas – essentially, detailed profiles of your target audience – is a smart step towards this. The process of putting them together makes you think critically about your audience, while the personas themselves can be used to guide everything from curation to promo. Let’s break down what goes into a winning Buyer Persona and explore how you can use them to fuel ticket sales and grow your events business.
The holiday season is here, bringing a valuable opportunity to connect with customers in a more meaningful and personalised way. By using messaging channels like WhatsApp, RCS and SMS, your business can stand out by delivering curated offers, support, smart deals and festive cheer directly to your customers' phones. These interactions can create a memorable customer experience. In this blog, we’ll explore how leveraging these channels can not only enhance customer satisfaction but drive sales during the busiest time of the year.
With cybercrime on the rise and rules and regulations rightfully getting stricter each year, you as a business must keep up with the pace of online security. Traditionally, a lot of organisations apply Multi- or Two-Factor Authentication (MFA or 2FA) to secure accounts and protect sensitive data. And for a lot of cases, it works well. But, to truly know your customers, Mobile Identity Services can help.
Surely, we’ve all heard the terms multichannel and omnichannel before. And sometimes even cross-channel or single-channel. It seems like these terms are often used interchangeably, making it hard to understand what’s what. It is, however, very important to know the difference between these terms when talking about customer communication, because it can truly make or break the customer experience.
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