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| Company type | Private |
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| Industry | Software |
| Founded | 2002 |
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Key people | Jeff Gallino, Founder and CEO [1] Jonathan Ranger, [2] Chief Customer Officer Robert Lane, CFO Ben Miele, [3] Chief Revenue Officer |
| Products | Speech Analytics |
Number of employees | 267 (2021) [4] |
| Website | callminer |
CallMiner is a Massachusetts-based customer experience (CX) automation software company. Founded in 2002, it is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts with offices in the United Kingdom and Prague. [5]
CallMiner develops software that uses artificial intelligence to analyze conversations between businesses and their customers. These interactions may be voice-based and occur over the phone, or text-based and occur over digital channels such as online reviews, chat, surveys, email, social media messaging, and more. [6] As of December 2019, CallMiner has raised six rounds of venture funding. Its largest and latest investment was 2019’s funding from GS Growth, an investment unit of Goldman Sachs. [7] [8] [9]
CallMiner was founded in 2002 by Jeff Gallino, Cliff LaCoursiere and Kim Brown. [10] The company develops technology for Customer service and call centers with a focus on improving contact center performance, customer experience, monitoring human and AI agents, automated quality assurance, and gathering key business intelligence. Analysis and automation of contacts across companies’ communication channels enhance accuracy and performance, and deliver better customer outcomes. [11] [12] [13] As of September 2017, CallMiner has raised 5 rounds of funding from 7 investors, beginning with a $2 million Series A round in August 2004, with Inflexion Partners leading the round. Most recently, the company raised $6 million in venture capital in January 2016. In addition to Inflexion Capital, other investors include Florida Growth Fund, In-Q-Tel, Intersouth Partners, NewSpring Capital, Sigma Partners and Village Ventures. [14] [15]