Voice, chat, email, and social land in five different tools, so agents piece together the full picture while a customer waits. nVX runs all of it on one platform, wired into Microsoft Teams and the CRM your team already uses. Faster answers for customers, one place to look when something breaks.
nVX runs contact centers for teams in manufacturing, financial services, retail, and professional services.
What's Included
Four things run underneath nVX so agents stop juggling tools and customers stop repeating themselves.
Voice, chat, email, SMS, and social land in one queue, routed by skill and urgency instead of whoever's free.
Virtual agents handle the repeatable questions and hand off cleanly when a human is actually needed.
See queue health, agent load, and customer sentiment as it happens, not in next week's report.
Calls and chats show up inside Teams and whatever CRM is already open on the agent's screen.
Why Teams Switch
It usually starts with a renewal notice. The contact center contract is up, and IT doesn't want to sign another year with a system that ignores Teams and makes agents copy notes into the CRM by hand. nVX replaces the standalone contact center with a Microsoft-first platform your team already half-knows how to use.
Why Netrix
FAQ
Either, or both. nVX runs contact center and business voice on one platform, so you can replace just the contact center, just the phone system, or migrate both together.
nVX integrates directly with Teams for calling and messaging, so agents and employees aren't switching to a separate app to make or receive a call.
nVX includes connectors for Dynamics, Salesforce, and ServiceNow, with click-to-call and screen pop so agent context follows the interaction automatically.
No. Routing intelligence, virtual agents, and sentiment flagging ship as part of the platform rather than a separate add-on tier.
Netrix backs nVX with 24x7x365 monitoring and support from its Technical Operations Center, plus reporting and analytics built into the platform.
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Bring your current setup. We'll walk through what moves, what stays, and what one platform looks like for your team.
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