Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP)
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Personnel Tracking & Monitoring
Services
- System Integration
- Training
About The Customer
Kapost is a content marketing software company that helps enterprise brands grow their revenue. The company simplifies and centralizes the creation, distribution, and analysis of content across various channels. Marketing teams of all sizes can collaborate on content, manage assets in one platform, organize extensive campaigns, and establish an efficient, process-driven operation. Hundreds of the world's top brands, including Lenovo, AT&T, and VMware, use Kapost to create, publish, and scale their content operation. The company, based in Boulder, Colorado, has 50 employees and serves customers globally.
The Challenge
Kapost, a content marketing software company, was facing significant challenges with its communication system. As the company grew and acquired customers globally, the inconsistency in their phone service became a major issue, particularly for the sales and support teams. The existing phone system was unreliable, leading to frequent dropped calls, which was initially suspected to be a network issue. This unreliable communication system was not only affecting the company's operations but also its growth. The company was also using a third-party service for conferencing, which was restrictive as it did not allow for international calls and had inconsistent and non-private dial-in lines.
The Solution
Kapost turned to RingCentral to stabilize its communication system. RingCentral provided a reliable phone system with features that made communication easy and efficient. Each user could change settings online, add hold music, and easily access call logs. The call forwarding feature reduced the number of missed calls, and the ability to record calls on-demand proved useful for training purposes and case studies. The ease of scalability that RingCentral provided was also a significant advantage for Kapost. Adding lines and ordering new phones became a simple and easy process, enabling the company to manage its communication system without a dedicated IT person. Furthermore, RingCentral's conferencing service provided individual conference bridges, eliminating the concerns about conference calls.
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