Webhelp is a global business process outsourcer (BPO), specialising in customer experience and payment management in addition to sales and marketing services across voice, social and digital channels. From 35 countries with a 50,000-strong team, their focus is on engineering performance improvements and delivering a real and lasting transformation in their clients’ operating models to generate financial advantage.

Case Studies

Showing 21 Success Stories about Software and Services used by Webhelp

Webhelp streamlines security skill development with Cybrary

Webhelp unifies global collaboration with Powell Intranet

Webhelp boosts traffic and leads with Velocity Partners

Webhelp boosts engagement, learning, and performance with Centrical

Webhelp achieves optimized workforce management with Peopleware

Webhelp achieves unified collaboration, communication and knowledge management for 38,000 employees with Powell Intranet (Powell Software)

Webhelp achieves 127% growth during COVID-19 with Call Center Studio

Webhelp unifies global financial reporting with Pigment

Delivering connected indicators and standards for dynamic global growth

Webhelp - Customer Case Study

Webhelp boosts its HR with Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM

Webhelp achieves real-time, data-driven decisions and client trust with Qlik

Webhelp achieves a 40% reduction in employee attrition with Dataiku

Webhelp Nordic achieves global multichannel support and standardized KPI visibility with NICE Systems (CXone)

Webhelp achieves rapid COVID-19 contact center launch and large-scale patient onboarding with Calabrio WFM

Webhelp achieves automated phishing defense and saves 460 analyst hours with IRONSCALES

Webhelp - Customer Case Study

Webhelp - Customer Case Study

Social Media assets for one of the UK’s fastest growing customer experience outsourcers

Webhelp improves collaboration, communication, and knowledge management with Powell 365

Webhelp achieves 50% faster agent proficiency and 6% reduction in short-term absence with Centrical

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