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Trades about 18% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Coheris S.A., a French entity, specializes in providing customer relationship management (CRM), customer insight, and data analytics solutions to clients both within France and internationally. The company's diverse product suite encompasses CRM Customer Service for managing customer interactions, Sales Force CRM to optimize sales team performance, and Marketing CRM, which streamlines marketing activities and email campaigns. Furthermore, they offer Coheris CRM Nomad for managing sales operations in offline environments, and Coheris CRM Merch, a tool designed to enhance merchandising, facilitate negotiations, and support critical decision-making processes. A secure cloud infrastructure is also among their service offerings. Coheris S.A. caters to a broad array of sectors, including insurance, retail, banking and finance, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, consumer packaged goods (CPG), education, research, media, telecommunications, public services, and various other industries. Founded in 1994 and based in Suresnes, France, Coheris S.A. operates as a subsidiary of ChapsVision.
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