Telavox provides business telephony solutions and mobile subscriptions with 5G for corporate clients. The company offers a cloud-based PBX system, customer case management, and AI-driven tools including an automated receptionist and call transcription services, all managed through a unified app.
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Telavox is a telecommunications company headquartered in Sweden. Xcout tracks 9 named people at Telavox, including Fredrik Himmelman (CFO).
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