Voys provides business cloud-telephony and communication solutions for self-employed professionals, small and medium-sized enterprises, and large corporations. Its services include VoIP telephony, online phone systems, smartphone apps, webphones, business phone numbers, contact center features, and software integrations such as CRM systems and Microsoft Teams.
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Voys is a telecom company headquartered in Netherlands. Xcout tracks 2 named people at Voys, including Maarten van Brussel (CFO/Circle Lead Finance).
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