CCaaS, Hosted PBX & On-Premise Integration
Integration across CCaaS platforms, hosted PBX and on-premise PBX deployments — fitting operating models whose contact-center investment is recent or contractual and whose payments-compliance roadmap cannot wait for a CCaaS migration to complete first.
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Agent stays on the call while customer enters card data via DTMF — masking digits from agent screens, recordings and the operating-model network. Fitting operating models whose audit posture cannot tolerate cardholder data flowing through agent endpoints, contact-center recordings or general-purpose corporate networks.
Digital Payments: Pay by Link, SMS, Web Chat & Social
Digital payment links delivered through SMS, email, web chat or social channels — fitting operating models whose customer base prefers self-service payment flows and whose ops leadership wants to deflect routine payment interactions away from agent capacity, with the digital flow staying out of PCI scope.
IVR Payments: Self-Service Card Capture
Self-service IVR payment flow capturing cardholder data through the touch-tone keypad without agent involvement — fitting operating models whose payment volume includes high-frequency repeat transactions where deflecting from agent labor materially affects unit economics.
Speech-Recognition Payments
Speech-recognition based card capture for customers who cannot or prefer not to use the keypad — fitting operating models whose accessibility posture requires non-DTMF capture options, and whose contact-center mix includes calls where DTMF tones disrupt the agent-customer conversation flow.