The company said the cloud-based enterprise tool incorporates proprietary AI models and advanced generative AI capabilities to provide pers...

In an e-mail interview Shivakumar Ganesan, co-founder and CEO of Exotel discusses impact of AI on customer engagement and more.

Winner of Comeback Kid category at ET Startup Awards, company looking to list in India by 2026, turn profitable by FY25.

One of the jury members remarked that the opportunity of cloud telephony and the customer engagement puzzle that Exotel was solving will le...

In his previous stint, he was leading Airtel's growth in the west and BFSI nationally. He has worked at Skylo, Vodafone, NEC, Tata Communic...

The decade-old company, which remained bootstrapped for most of its life, said the latest fundraising brings the total capital it has raise...

Cogno AI is Exotel’s second M&A deal since absorbing Ameyo in June this year. The Bengaluru-based cloud telephony platform had raised $35 m...

IIFL, Synergy Capital, and existing investor Blume Ventures also participated in the round, alongside former Vodafone CEO Arun Sarin, who h...

The undisclosed Exotel-Ameyo merger deal will see investors representing 80% of shareholding in Ameyo exiting in cash, while CEO Sachin Bha...

Cloud telephony platform Exotel, which was bootstrapped for nearly a decade until it raised Rs 40 crore in December, has raised more funds ...

Prior to this round, the company had raised just Rs 2.5 crore in seed funding from Mumbai Angels and Blume Ventures.

With this partnership, Zendesk will include Exotel's voice platform as part of its customer support offerings in the region.

Exotel, a cloud telephony company, will make its tools and rules for building software applications termed as API available in Singapore, M...

Called Exotel Labs, the division will have a team of researchers specialising in machine learning, data mining and signal processing. It wi...

Voyce started operations in 2014 with a team of five members - Nikhil Kumar, Arun Raj, Varun Raj, Satendra Singh and Sushil Shah.

This is the first acquisition for Bengaluru-based Exotel, which is targeting to achieve a revenue of about Rs 185 crore in next two years.

Zivame, Druva, red-Bus, CommonFloor and Ola are among the prominent startups that use cloud telephony services of either of these players.