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News: Talkdesk ranked Leader in Overall Grid reports for Customer Service Automation and Contact Center. #contactcenterworld, @talkdesk, @g2_telecom Palo Alto, CA, USA, Mar 17, 2026 - Talkdesk(R), Inc. was named a Leader in the G2 Spring 2026 Reports in both the Overall Grid(R) Report for Customer Service Automation and the Overall Grid(R) Report for Contact Center. The dual recognition demonstrates how Talkdesk's experience in AI-powered contact center as a service (CCaaS) is successfully driving enterprise adoption of Customer Experience Automation (CXA). Talkdesk is positioned as #1 in 15 G2 reports and among the top three vendors in 66 reports, backed by more than 1,700 five-star ratings. Advancing enterprise customer experience automation The rankings are an indicator of Talkdesk's momentum in the CXA market and reflect how the company's solutions effectively enable organizations of all sizes to implement AI agents that automate the customer journey. Talkdesk continues to maintain its long-standing authority in contact center solutions. This marks the 16th consecutive season - and the 33rd time since 2018 - that Talkdesk has been named a Leader in the Overall Grid(R) Report for Contact Center. Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent Source: https://www.talkdesk.com About Talkdesk: Talkdesk Enterprise Contact Center Platform empowers companies to make customer experience a competitive advantage. With enterprise-class performance and consumer-like ease of use, Talkdesk easily adapts to the evolving needs of sales and support teams and their end-customers, resulting in increased customer satisfaction, productivity and cost savings. Over 1,400 innovative enterprises around the world with thousands of seats, including IBM, Acxiom, and Zumiez rely on Talkdesk to power their customer interactions. About G2, Inc: Since 2000, G2, Inc has provided Contract Negotiation services to Fortune 500 and Global 100 companies across all industries. G2, Inc's clients are some of the most well-known names in business with telecom infrastructures spanning across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific. Today's tip of the day - forecasting. Read today's tip or listen to it on podcast. Related editorial. More editorial from Talkdesk. Published: Thursday, March 19, 2026

Talkdesk has launched new capabilities to help organisations manage AI and human agents as a unified workforce. The CXA Operations Center and enhanced Talkdesk Interaction and Quality Analytics provide tools for discovering, creating, testing and monitoring AI agents alongside human staff. The platform addresses a growing workforce management gap as companies adopt AI for customer experience. Most organisations currently manage AI agents using tools designed for human-only workforces. Key features include AI Agent Observability for real-time monitoring and AI Agent Evaluation for ensuring reliability before and after deployment. The tools allow teams to analyse session-level execution, diagnose failures and measure behaviour across scenarios. Talkdesk says the unified approach enables enterprises to scale AI adoption whilst maintaining service standards and shared accountability across both human and AI agents.

Talkdesk CX Automation uses AI to improve patient scheduling. Talkdesk(R), Inc., a recognized leader in Customer Experience Automation (CXA), has introduced new capabilities designed to simplify and automate complex patient scheduling processes within healthcare systems. By leveraging agentic AI orchestration, the company aims to help healthcare providers improve patient access, streamline specialty scheduling, and reduce administrative burdens on care teams. Healthcare organizations worldwide continue to face increasing pressure to deliver more services despite limited staff and resources. While many providers have already automated basic tasks such as appointment reminders, specialty scheduling remains a highly manual process. Unlike simple appointments, specialty care scheduling often involves multiple variables, including provider availability, referral requirements, clinical protocols, and team-based care models. As a result, staff members at clinic front desks and contact centers frequently manage these requests manually. Because of these complexities, traditional self-scheduling tools often fall short. Consequently, healthcare staff must rely on training, fragmented knowledge systems, and manual coordination to complete appointments. This process can lead to scheduling delays, inefficient use of provider capacity, and longer wait times for patients. To address these challenges, Talkdesk has enhanced its CXA platform with AI agents capable of analyzing and coordinating complex healthcare workflows in real time. The system evaluates several factors simultaneously, including patient intent, referral details, eligibility requirements, and provider availability. Based on this information, the platform can match patients with the appropriate specialist and guide them through the next steps in their care journey. Rather than simply automating individual tasks, Talkdesk CXA orchestrates the entire workflow across AI agents, healthcare staff, and backend systems. This integrated approach ensures that patients move smoothly from their initial inquiry to a confirmed appointment and ultimately to completed care. Additionally, the platform automates both inbound patient calls and proactive outreach, activities that traditionally required direct human intervention. By managing these interactions through digital and voice AI, healthcare organizations can significantly reduce scheduling delays and minimize referral leakage. At the same time, they can improve appointment completion rates and optimize specialty care capacity. Rohit Madhavarapu, vice president of omnichannel and industries at Talkdesk, emphasized the importance of addressing the operational challenges healthcare organizations face. "We know healthcare access breaks down when the scheduling logic becomes too complex for basic bots. We are removing process challenges that delay access, underutilize provider capacity, and miss opportunities for patient acquisition and retention," said Rohit Madhavarapu, vice president of omnichannel and industries at Talkdesk. "We built these tools to handle the real-world variables that health systems deal with every day. By making scheduling an automated background process, providers can focus on care and patient outcomes rather than logistics." Beyond improving scheduling processes, Talkdesk CXA also helps healthcare providers transform other aspects of the patient journey. The platform can support operations such as revenue cycle management, patient services, and care transitions. Through omnichannel communication capabilities, the system orchestrates both inbound and outbound interactions while supporting workflows that involve AI agents, human staff, or a hybrid of both. Furthermore, organizations can deploy these capabilities through Talkdesk Healthcare Experience Cloud(TM), the company's healthcare-focused platform. Alternatively, healthcare providers can integrate CXA tools into their existing contact center environments, allowing them to enhance current systems without major disruptions. By combining AI-driven orchestration with healthcare-specific workflows, Talkdesk aims to help providers deliver faster, more efficient patient access while freeing care teams to focus on delivering high-quality medical services.