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Why CallMiner's VOCALLS Integration Sets New Benchmark for AI-Powered CX

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CallMiner adds VOCALLS’ voice‑first AI to its platform, arming enterprises with automated agents, RPA and advanced analytics for superior customer experience.

Key Takeaways

  • Strategic acquisition move. The CallMiner VOCALLS acquisition aims to meet the evolving needs of CX leaders in an increasingly automated landscape.
  • Platform capability expansion. The platform adds features like native voice bots, omnichannel chat support and workflow automation.
  • Enterprise impact. Enterprise CX leaders gain end‑to‑end automation to boost first‑contact resolution and customer‑satisfaction scores.

The CallMiner VOCALLS acquisition, announced on June 3, 2025, unites CallMiner’s conversation intelligence platform with VOCALLS’ voice‑first conversational AI, task‑automation technology and AI virtual agents across voice, chat, social messaging and email channels.

According to company officials, the integration aims to improve contact center efficiency and customer experience scalability. The combined platform can help organizations identify automation opportunities in customer workflows while providing an end-to-end solution for both automated and human-assisted interactions.

“Together, we’re poised to create a unique offering that empowers modern enterprises to seamlessly embrace automation, informed by what is actually happening in their contact centers,” said Artem Markevich, CEO and founder of VOCALLS.

Who Benefits? Enterprises Poised to Gain From the CallMiner‑VOCALLS Combo

“Being able to meet customers on their preferred channel — whether that’s voice or chat — is critically important to delivering positive experiences,” said Jeff Gallino, CEO and founder of CallMiner.

With this acquisition, Gallino said the company is building on their mission to shift how businesses understand and gain insights from customer conversations, as well as how businesses handle and automatically resolve those interactions through conversational AI capabilities.

Those who stand to gain the most from this acquisition include:

  • Enterprise Contact Center Leaders: Operations and CX executives who juggle tens of thousands of calls, chats and social messages daily can leverage the CallMiner VOCALLS acquisition to reduce average handle time, boost first‑contact resolution (FCR) and cut staffing costs through voice‑first virtual agents and real‑time agent guidance.
  • Customer‑Experience Strategists & Data Scientists: Professionals tasked with turning raw voice‑of‑the‑customer data into actionable insights can mine unified call, chat and email transcripts for sentiment, churn signals and upsell opportunities — fueling data‑driven CX improvements and revenue growth.
  • Digital‑Transformation & IT Leaders: CIOs and transformation heads charged with modernizing legacy IVR systems can gain out‑of‑the‑box robotic process automation (RPA) and API‑ready conversational AI that integrates with CRM, ERP and ticketing tools, accelerating time‑to‑value for enterprise automation roadmaps.

How AI Is Redefining CX Metrics — and Why This Deal Fits the Trend

AI is substantially reshaping customer experience management, with companies increasingly adopting intelligent automation to differentiate themselves in competitive markets. One survey found that 88% of organizations are already rolling out intelligent automation — or will begin to do so within the next six months.

According to industry experts, AI has been "flipping the script" on how organizations approach CX metrics, allowing them to extract actionable insights from vast amounts of customer data. This change comes as companies turn to AI-based technologies to meet customer needs and increase loyalty in environments where product features and pricing offer little differentiation.

Major technology providers have recognized this shift, with Oracle recently expanding its AI capabilities to help front-office employees better target and serve customers by automating time-consuming tasks. Similarly, Coca-Cola committed $1.1 billion to cloud and GenAI business capabilities to develop new use cases for functions like workplace productivity.

CallMiner's acquisition of VOCALLS reflects this broader industry trend, hoping to simplify customer service operations while increasing efficiency and reducing costs. According to company officials, the combined solution will provide an end-to-end automated platform that identifies automation opportunities in customer workflows while enhancing real-time agent guidance.

"How customers engage with organizations has dramatically changed and we are undoubtedly moving toward an automated-first world, but one thing has remained consistent – voice is still our most natural form of communication and the highest volume channel."

- Jeff Gallino

CEO and founder, CallMiner

New Feature Stack: What the CallMiner‑VOCALLS Platform Adds

FeatureDescription
Voice & Text Virtual AgentsAI-powered agents for customer interactions across multiple channels
Robotic Process AutomationAutonomous task assignment based on interaction events
Analytics Integration Identifies issues best suited for automatic resolution
Real-Time Agent Guidance
Provides virtual interaction context to human agents
Omnichannel Support
Handles voice, chat, social messaging and email communications

Company Snapshot: CallMiner’s Journey in Contact‑Center Intelligence

CallMiner provides conversation analytics and customer intelligence solutions primarily to enterprise contact center leaders and customer experience professionals.

Conversation Analytics

The platform analyzes voice- and text-based customer interactions using artificial intelligence and machine learning (ML). Its products are designed to uncover insights from customer conversations, automate quality assurance and support compliance monitoring. CallMiner asserts that its solutions help organizations improve customer experience, drive operational efficiency and reduce risk.

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Market Focus

CallMiner operates in the enterprise customer experience and contact center technology market. It typically serves large organizations in sectors like financial services, healthcare, retail and telecommunications. CallMiner's customers include enterprises with high volumes of customer interactions seeking actionable insights to inform business decisions and compliance initiatives.

About the Author
Michelle Hawley

Michelle Hawley is an experienced journalist who specializes in reporting on the impact of technology on society. As editorial director at Simpler Media Group, she oversees the day-to-day operations of VKTR, covering the world of enterprise AI and managing a network of contributing writers. She's also the host of CMSWire's CMO Circle and co-host of CMSWire's CX Decoded. With an MFA in creative writing and background in both news and marketing, she offers unique insights on the topics of tech disruption, corporate responsibility, changing AI legislation and more. She currently resides in Pennsylvania with her husband and two dogs. Connect with Michelle Hawley:

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