Partner Article
PCI Pal announced as EMEA AppFoundry Partner of the Year
PCI Pal® has been announced as the EMEA AppFoundry Partner of the Year by Genesys at its annual G-Summit Europe conference in Amsterdam.
PCI Pal has been an AppFoundry partner for two years and supports Genesys in delivering payment security solutions to its customers across the world.
The AppFoundry marketplace of solutions was launched to offer Genesys’ customers a curated selection of integrations and applications to help create great customer experiences.
Customers are able to browse AppFoundry to discover, research and connect with a broad range of customer service applications, integrations and services that address each organisations’ unique needs.
PCI Pal was awarded EMEA AppFoundry Partner of the Year at Genesys’ G-Summit Europe event in Amsterdam, which brings together over 1,200 customer experience and IT professionals to showcase the latest product enhancements, innovations and hear from industry thought leaders, analysts and peers.
James Barham, CEO of PCI Pal said, “We’ve been an AppFoundry partner since 2017 and we’re absolutely delighted to have been awarded EMEA AppFoundry Partner of the Year. At PCI Pal we work with best-of-breed technology partners, providing uniquely cloud-based payment security solutions to organisations across the globe, and I’m proud that we have been recognised by Genesys as its EMEA partner of choice.
“Over the last two years, we’ve built up some great customer success stories working with Genesys’ AppFoundry. As such, it is extremely rewarding to receive this award and would like to extend our thanks to Genesys and the Genesys customers for nominating and awarding us.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by PCI Pal .
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