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Crexendo and Ozonetel to Showcase AI Tools for NetSapiens Service Providers

Crexendo and Ozonetel are presenting AI capabilities intended to help NetSapiens service providers expand their offerings and support customer analysis.

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Crexendo, Inc. (NASDAQ:CXDO) has announced a collaboration with Ozonetel to demonstrate artificial intelligence tools for NetSapiens service providers. The companies are presenting the capabilities at Crexendo’s 2026 NetSapiens User Group Meeting, held October 26-29 in Austin, Texas.

#AI capabilities on display

The demonstration combines Ozonetel’s AI Command Central with Crexendo’s NetSapiens communications platform. The companies said the tools can examine customer conversations, sentiment, service concerns, interaction quality and required follow-up.

The combined offering is intended to help business customers identify customer-retention opportunities, improve sales execution and run operations more efficiently. Ozonetel’s Unified Intelligence also links conversations, escalations, sentiment and follow-up activity with AI-based quality analysis.

According to the companies, this approach is designed to turn communications data into a structured business intelligence resource for customer-facing teams.

#Potential uses for NetSapiens providers

Crexendo said the AI solutions are intended to give NetSapiens service providers additional services to offer business customers and new revenue opportunities. Jeff Korn, Crexendo’s Chairman and CEO, said the company’s strategy is to expand what licensees can deliver through the NetSapiens platform.

Korn also said Crexendo sees a significant opportunity to broaden adoption of AI capabilities across its ecosystem. He said expanding the tools available through NetSapiens gives licensees further ways to differentiate their offerings and compete for business customers.

Shalil Gupta, Ozonetel’s Managing Director, Global Growth, said AI Command Central combines Voice of Customer and Quality Assurance intelligence with Crexendo’s communications platform. He said the system is intended to convert conversations into actionable insights, identify the next best action and support revenue growth, customer retention and operational excellence.

#User Group Meeting participation

Ozonetel is participating in the event as a Platinum Sponsor for the fourth consecutive year. The meeting brings together cloud communications providers, technology companies, partners and analysts, with hands-on product sessions and industry-led panels focused on NetSapiens capabilities.

Crexendo said its platform supports more than 8 million end users. The company provides cloud communication platform software and unified communications as a service offerings covering voice, video, contact center and managed IT services.

#Company context

Crexendo said its solutions support over 8 million end users globally through a network of over 250 cloud communication platform software subscribers and its direct retail offering. Ozonetel describes itself as an AI-native customer experience platform providing business communications, conversational AI and AI Command Central.

Crexendo noted that statements concerning its strategy, adoption opportunities and the potential effects of expanded AI capabilities are forward-looking statements. The company said such statements are subject to risks discussed in its Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2025, and its Forms 10-Q filed with the SEC.

#Key Takeaways

  • Crexendo and Ozonetel are showcasing AI Command Central with the NetSapiens platform.
  • The demonstration is taking place at the 2026 NetSapiens User Group Meeting in Austin, Texas, October 26-29.
  • The tools examine conversations, sentiment, service issues, interaction quality and follow-up needs.
  • Crexendo said the capabilities are intended to help NetSapiens providers expand their offerings and pursue new revenue opportunities.
  • Crexendo’s platform supports more than 8 million end users, according to the company.

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