(Sharecast News) - Integrated communications company CloudCall announced a new integration with CEIPAL on Monday.
The AIM-traded firm said the integration, built on its 'unify' architecture, would bring its communications platform together with CEIPAL's artificial intelligence (AI)-powered recruitment software for staffing firms and corporate human resources.
It said it would allow CEIPAL's 100,000 users to capture details of every call and SMS, and improve the quality of information in their customer relationship management system.
The partnership would see both organisations actively marketing to the more-than-1,600 businesses using CEIPAL across the United States, Canada, and the UK.
"This integration is another successful leap forward in CloudCall's plan to build strategic partnerships with like-minded recruitment technology vendors," said CloudCall chief executive officer Simon Cleaver.
"This integration will significantly enhance CloudCall's position as a critical technology supplier to the recruitment sector and I'm excited to be working with the CEIPAL team.
"I believe our integration will add significant value across their entire tech portfolio that includes advanced AI, passive candidate sourcing, end-to-end workflows and process automation."
Sheila Mulrooney, product marketing manager at CEIPAL, said his company was continually looking for ways to help clients get the very best from their solutions and improve their business.
"The integration with the CloudCall platform will provide a great communication toolkit that our customers will find incredibly easy to onboard and use, especially with remote working and distributed workforces becoming the norm."
CloudCall said it would be holding a capital markets day for investors on the afternoon of 22 October.
At 0856 BST, shares in CloudCall Group were up 1.74% at 93.6p.
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