Partnership to enable LiveVox to accept credit, debit card, and ACH payment capabilities via online portal or agent-assisted transaction, designed to boost accounts receivable and collections results
Repay Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: RPAY) (“REPAY”), a leading provider of vertically-integrated payment solutions, today announced a technology integration with LiveVox, a next-generation contact center platform. The partnership further enhances the LiveVox customer experience by providing additional digital payment options and processing capabilities in either self-service or agent-assisted transactions.
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LiveVox provides companies with a unified approach to creating personalized customer conversations by offering seamless integration capabilities across omnichannel communications, CRM, and workforce optimization. REPAY’s technology will serve as a payment engine within the LiveVox platform, enabling accounts receivable and collections teams to seamlessly and securely accept credit and debit cards as well as ACH payments, 24/7.
“We are excited to be partnering with LiveVox and powering such a large and rapidly expanding customer base with our payment processing technology,” said Susan Perlmutter, Chief Revenue Officer of REPAY. “Payment preferences across the B2B and B2C landscapes, alike, continue to move overwhelmingly toward digital, and customers today expect options and convenience. REPAY is a payment industry leader in the collections, consumer finance and automotive industries. Leading companies in these industries use LiveVox to run their contact centers – making this a natural partnership to further improve agent performance and the overall customer experience.”
“LiveVox is very focused on enabling exceptional agent and customer experiences through our platform,” said Louis Summe, LiveVox CEO. “We’re very excited to partner with REPAY, as it offers our customers an exceptional option to facilitate both self-service and agent-assisted payment transactions.”
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