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The most advanced native attendant console and contact center platform for Microsoft Teams is constantly evolving.
During June, Tendfor CCaaS customers all over the world received new features such as:
Based on our performance up until the end of 2022, Tendfor has shown unparalleled growth resulting in industry leading profitability.
This places us in a position where we, just three-and-a-half years after the release of our Microsoft Teams certified contact center SaaS platform, have already been awarded triple A status by Dun & Bradstreet.
Signifying the highest level of creditworthiness and financial stability, this affords our customers and partners confidence in our independence and continued devotion to keeping our position as leaders in providing the most feature rich and reliable native Teams... Read More »
With so many of the world’s largest organization relying on Tendfor for their advanced Teams contact center and attendant console functionality, our partnership with Microsoft is broadening in a number of markets around the globe.
We are thankful to work closely with Microsoft's global team whom assisted in producing our new marketing material in print and video to be used at Microsoft internally, as well as in marketing on the Microsoft AppSource, by our partners and in other media.
We are proud to release some of the fruit of that collaboration in... Read More »
At Tendfor, we would like to thank our amazing customers and partners for another magical year.
It is hard to believe that since the end of 2019 and the release of our unique Microsoft Teams contact center and attendant console, we have achieved milestones like becoming the world’s first all API-based production platform for Microsoft Teams contact center/attendant console, and the first to be Microsoft certified for API-based native Teams contact center, having paying customers in 17 countries, serving many of the world’s largest organizations, including 10 customers with over 100,000... Read More »
As we celebrate this holiday season, we remain acutely aware that we still have a tragic ongoing war in Europe.
Because of that, we yet again forgo our traditional Christmas gifts and donate to humanitarian aid for the people of Ukraine through the important work of Médecins Sans Frontières.
We will shortly be releasing a unique contact center integrated take on Microsoft Teams Compliance Recording.
Tendfor customers will be able to record only contact center and/or attendant console calls coming in through queues, without the risk of having private Teams calls to the agents recorded.
This is a highly requested feature that respects the privacy of staff. Now this no longer has to block your organization’s move to an all-Teams contact center/attendant console.
As an added security/privacy bonus, recorded calls will be stored exclusively in the own customer's Azure tenant - with superb search and... Read More »
The world's best attendant console/receptionist for Microsoft Teams is about to get a whole lot better.
This is just one of the many new features and improvements arriving with our upcoming release, reach out, and we will tell you more.
Nostalgic to pull the trigger on the last renewal under this program.
Now we hope for an awesome ISV option under the new partner model to emerge this year.
With our co-sell status and our status as certified solution for Microsoft Teams also achieved during this year, we look forward to a continued great cooperation with all our friends within the Microsoft-family all over the world.
You all rock!
Tendfor is the first fully Microsoft Teams certified, native all API-based contact center and attendant console solution.
Read about our partnership offerings with Microsoft in their Teams blog below, and contact us to find out more about why so many of the world’s largest and most renowned organizations are moving to Teams telephony with Tendfor.
When Tom Arbuthnot talks, the Teams world listens.
At Tendfor, we are stoked that he highlighted our recent world's first of its kind certification for Microsoft Teams in his Tom Talks blog.
Get in the know and read what he says on Tom Talks and Twitter via the links below.