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Xima Software was founded in 2007 and is dedicated to enabling companies to better manage their business through innovative contact center solutions. As an industry-leading software company, Xima creates user-friendly, customizable applications that integrate with business phone systems and provide historical reporting and call recording, as well as real-time wallboards, skills-based routing, and multi-channel options. Our solutions also provide the tools your company needs. These tools include customizing call reports, viewing every event in a call, custom designing visual displays of relevant data, and ensuring customer satisfaction with queue callback and web chat solutions.
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