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AT&T Contact Center vs. Broadvoice

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricAT&T Contact Center

by AT&T Inc.

Broadvoice

by Broadvoice

Overall rating3.64.5
Review count1564
Ease of use8.49.4
Ease of setup8.69.2
Quality of support8.09.2
Meets requirements8.79.2
NPS-13.33333373.015873
Small Business33.3%59.4%
Mid-Market26.7%26.6%
Enterprise40.0%14.1%
Total page views76230
Total LLM citations26796

AT&T Contact Center

Most businesses have similar goals for their contact centers: delivering a great customer experience at an operationally efficient cost. Yet each business faces unique challenges for how to best meet these objectives, and has to intelligently align its operational support processes with the right contact handling infrastructure. Perhaps you're evaluating contact center solutions because your business is relocating, your existing equipment is outdated or you need a more efficient, cost-effective solution. Whatever your situation, AT&T can tailor a contact center to your business needs.

Pros

    Broadvoice

    Broadvoice simplifies communications for small and medium businesses (SMBs) by combining powerful cloud PBX, UC and collaboration features with virtual call center in one award-winning Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) platform that delivers enterprise-class features at affordable rates. The platform is connected to Broadvoice’s secure, redundant network and hosting infrastructure, enabling SMBs to connect with customers securely anytime, anywhere and with any device. Broadvoice is ranked in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America.

    Pros

    • Ease of Use
    • Customer Support
    • Reliability
    • VoIP Services
    • Customer Service
    • Accessibility