Voco Network
Converting Calls into Real-time Chat
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in June 2011, Voco Network operated with 11–50 employees. The company ceased operations in December 2019, having previously released VOCO, an application designed for free mobile-to-mobile international GSM calls.
Business overview
Voco Network developed a mobile customer-engagement system that enabled businesses to respond to incoming calls via chat. Its core technology added one-click, always-on chat functionality to advertisements, inbound and outbound phone calls, and websites, eliminating the need for users to sign in or install applications. The company utilized a proprietary big-data discovery engine to convert calls into sales through advanced marketing and real-time human interaction, operating within the Business Software sector, specifically targeting Sales & Marketing Solutions and e-Commerce Tools.
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- What was Voco Network's primary offering?
- Voco Network offered a mobile customer-engagement system that allowed businesses to convert incoming calls into real-time chat interactions. This system integrated chat functionality into various communication channels like ads, phone calls, and websites.
- When did Voco Network cease operations?
- Voco Network ceased to operate in December 2019, transitioning to a non-active status.
- What was the VOCO application?
- In March 2015, Cell Buddy Network, operating as Voco Network, announced the release of VOCO, an application that enabled free mobile-to-mobile international GSM calls.
- What was the company's stance on roaming charges?
- In December 2013, Cell Buddy, which is Voco Network, stated its intention to end roaming charges for mobile phones.
- Who was a co-founder of Voco Network?
- Sara Alon-Paz was a co-founder of Voco Network, though she is no longer with the company.