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    CallSource, the originator of call tracking systems and services, ignited an industry with its founding in 1991. The company’s wide variety of innovations and award-winning solutions continue to redefine the future of call tracking while paving new ways for businesses to recapture sales opportunities.

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    Calldrip uses a revolutionary cloud-based approach to help you increase conversion. Once a lead is generated, from any source, Calldrip immediately calls you and then connects you to the potential customer. Their team is made up of innovative thinkers who have entrepreneurial blood running through their veins. They take full ownership of all they put their hands to and they live to deliver massive value every day. They are problem-solving savants, enabling them to thrive in a rapidly-changing market.

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    Invoca is an AI-powered call tracking and conversational analytics company that brings the depth of marketing analytics traditionally limited to digital consumer interactions to the world of human-to-human selling. With Invoca, marketers can use real-time call and conversational analytics to maximize the return of their paid media campaigns in Google and Facebook, and improve the buying experience by enriching customer profiles in Salesforce and Adobe Experience Cloud. With Fortune 500 customers and deep partnerships with the technologies marketers use every day, Invoca has raised $116M from leading venture capitalists including Accel, Upfront Ventures, H.I.G. Growth Partners, Morgan Stanley, and Salesforce Ventures.