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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Collabos Corporation specializes in the development and provision of cloud-based systems designed for call center operations. Its extensive portfolio encompasses a range of solutions, including @nyplace, an IP telephone exchange service, and COLLABOS PHONE, a proprietary IP-PBX/CTI system. The company also offers CRM and marketing services like GROWCE, along with COLLABOS CRM for inbound communications and COLLABOS CRM Outbound Edition for proactive outreach. Complementing these are Packet Folder for call recording, AmiVoice Communication Suite for voice recognition, Afullect for handling overflow calls, GOLDEN LIST for data analysis, Challbo for chat and chatbot functions, and CollasQ for managing frequently asked questions. Established in 2001, Collabos Corporation is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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