I am also curious if anyone has experience with Five9. We are considering them among other vendors for a small 12-seat call center (plan to scale up to 30 seats). But since the center will be central location, the mobility factor (distributed call centers) isn't important for us. We are also not comfortable with the fact that we won't have direct control over our lists -- must be connected to web in order to manipulate lists and use dialer/CRM tools. Lastly, we're concerned about cost over time. While Five9 requires no initial investment, you end up paying more over the long run as opposed to paying a one-time cost for a client/server with significantly lower operating expenses. We're making a decision to purchase within the next 2 mos., but I'd welcome any other opinions/feedback/analysis on Five9.
thanks
Paul |