Freshcaller BYOC Telephony Integration Is Too Limited to Use
Users trying to bring their own carrier (BYOC) into Freshdesk's Freshcaller telephony tool find it too restrictive to actually use, and describe little visible improvement over several years. This stagnation is compounded by the tool falling behind competitors on AI capabilities.
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