Genesys PureConnect (discontinued)

It is being used by our Customer Care division as our contact center solution. It serves as our omni-channel solution and is utilized for voice, chat, outbound dialing and SMS. It also serves as our WFM and Quality solution; allowing our staff to manage the contact center within a single solution.

Genesys PureEngage Cloud is well suited to ACD routing, allowing our staff to receive the calls appropriate to selections customer's make within the IVR.
It is sorely lacking on the Quality side. Our quality associates have struggled reviewing interactions due to the use of multiple screens and the poor quality of the screen recordings when two screens are involved.

It is being used by 28 different agency divisions at the State of Utah. Routing calls and answering simple constituent questions.

State of Utah has been using PureConnect for about 15 years. We are now looking for a new solutions since PureConnect has been End of Life in July of 2025

PureConnect is the heart of our interaction routing, closely integrated with GVP and pretty much EVERYTHING else within the voice part of our world: CRM, WFP, recording, archiving, reporting, and more. It has been a rock-solid part of my day-to-day in moving interactions to the right place, and is one of the few platforms we've been able to consistently rely on.

It's well-suited for complex environments in complicated call centers, and scales out predictably. I wouldn't go there today, as on-premise is passe, but it has been a stalwart companion nevertheless.

We used Genesys PureConnect before migrating to Genesys Cloud. On PureConnect we hosted our business telephone system in multiple data centers and handled interactions including voice, callbacks, voicemail, chat and email queuing.

PureConnect is well suited for businesses that need a business interaction suite but are in the office and do not require the flexibility that the hosted cloud solution has to offer.

We use [Genesys] PureConnect on prem for our Contact Centers and Help Desk.

I like [Genesys] PureConnect because it's stable and highly customizable. I've been able to create new queues and update older ones as the business has needed. Whenever the business comes up with an idea I have been able to find a way to create it for them.

PureConnect allows us to configure the system as simply, or as complexly, as we need. Pretty much anything is possible, if you just spend some time working on it. We've been able to build custom applications for a number of different areas, such as Outbound Caller ID validation, specific whisper notifications for different Inbound or Dialler calls, Text to Speech integration with Google's TTS API, and other company-specific requirements. We've been able to integrate data and information from the PureConnect call data attributes into our internal CRM system as well, enabling us to free up our Call Centre staff to focus on our customers, and less on the nitty-gritty of note-taking and verification.

We are currently using Genesys PureConnect within several areas of the business. Genesys PureConnect is currently being used to support the management of inbound and outbound interactions with internal and external customers. Aligning more business units to the same platform across the business ensures simplicity and standardisation with our contact offering.

Well suited for call handling and routing to support offsetting calls to back-up workgroups when volumes exceed what was originally predicted. Works very well when integrating an automated IVR too as this offsets the need for call handlers to manage basic inquiries when the Attendant can do this for us.

We are using PureConnect as the hub of our connectivity with our students. It serves as our phone system, as well as our contact center solution. From basic connectivity to API calls and database dips for various business needs, PureConnect appears to be able to handle most everything we throw at it. It's helpful with process integration from a user perspective, as well as the customer.

If you are looking for a solution that is robust and flexible, this one can accomplish those needs. For a small, simple "telephony system," this may be a bit overkill. The integrations are vast. The ability to inject key values into each interaction allows for greater data-mining across other business platforms.

I was in a Customer handling role in the last 5 years and it's been a year since I moved to the Administration team, working with Genesys CIC server, and I feel it's a great application to learn more about Contact Center operations. So far I feel that the application is smooth, fast and elegant. More to learn on Genesys.

I think Genesys PureConnect is well suited for the contact center which supports internal support services, and I also feel that we have many more available options to work on, while exploring GCAP I learnt more technical details offered by Genesys. It's always good to take a complete package to explore full fledged features of any application offered by Genesys.

Our organisation is using PureConnect across the whole business. We currently track calls and emails but looking at the capability to offer other channels. PureConnect gives us the ability to track end to end customer journey and how they contact us. Reporting is adequate to our needs but tailored reporting is difficult or costly to arrange.

The ability to add or remove workgroups is easily done and PureConnect is well suited to this. Reporting is too erratic - some are fantastic and some are of no use. But to get this report tailored to your needs is an additional cost even though it could be rolled out to all and a massive benefit to all PureConnect users.