Five9 Reviews

We use Five9 for customer service with calls, chats, and emails.

We're using agent assist on our phones to some degree to help save time by answering the common questions our customers may have.

We use the workflow automation for quality assurance purposes.

Five9's omnichannel ability to offer a more customized experience on the customer's channel of choice is beneficial. We've been using it, and we've liked it so far. We're getting what we're looking for, which is a single platform that integrates the three platforms we were previously using.

It has helped us reduce the number of dropped calls in our call center. They provide feedback on what works and doesn't work in our environment.

Five9 has helped increase our speed in answering calls and has helped us become more connected to our customer service.

I'm a big fan of statistics, so that's where I'm focused. Specifically, I'm interested in all the features we're using and the reporting that's needed to get them up and running. We've had to do a lot of editing to the existing report, and there's a lot of custom design involved.

Integration with third-party solutions can be difficult and has room for improvement.

I have been using Five9 for two years. 

I would rate the stability of Five9 as six out of ten.

I would rate the scalability of Five9 as five out of ten.

The technical support is consistent.

Neutral

We previously used Cisco but Five9 accommodates our current platform better.

The initial deployment started off complex.

We had the help of a consultant for the implementation.

I would give Five9 seven out of ten.

We needed Five9 as a company, so we were trying to figure out how to set it up and what our company could use it for. We also had to read through all the web tips to understand what we needed to change in order to use the system properly. There were a lot of things we had to fix from the start, both on our IT side and on Five9's side.

An individual had to learn how to use the Intelligent Virtual Agent before they could use the system effectively. Even though they helped us and taught us everything they could, we still needed to learn some information on our own in order to fully understand the system. For example, I needed to learn how to generate reports, so I had to read up on that on my own. This is the soft part of the system, which is good.

Maintenance is required.

We use the solution as a contact point for our clients.

The product provided insights for us to scale during some organizational changes. It gave us the flexibility to get into the cloud. It was a big impact that led to big savings. It also opened opportunities to change other things by moving them into the cloud.

The tool enables easier management. It provides ease of use and uptime. The solution is available in the cloud.

Five9 Omnichannel’s UI could be improved. It should be modernized. It's Java. There are some dependencies. Technically, it works. The user experience must be improved, though. It is probably just a little more traditional.

The programming interface that builds the workflows could be improved. The UI for our agents could be improved.

I have been using the solution for a year.

I rate the tool's stability a ten out of ten.

I rate the tool's scalability a ten out of ten.

The support could be better. Relationship management is good. The technical side is not always good.

Neutral

Previously, we used Cisco Finesse. We started using Five9 to get rid of the old legacy system of Cisco and to move into the cloud.

The initial deployment was pretty straightforward. At first, it did not go well, so we made some account management changes. When we redeployed it, it was okay. It was not a software issue. After we got the right people, the software was programmed correctly.

We deployed the tool in-house with the help of Five9. It was a big move. A lot of people were required for the deployment process from our side. The solution requires minimal maintenance for workflows.

We have seen a return on investment in the product.

The pricing is flexible and reasonable.

We evaluated Webex Calling and NICE CXone.

We want to use the Intelligent Virtual Agent feature. We are building use cases for it. We use Workforce Optimization for remote work. We were centralized before. It allows people to take advantage of not being in the same building at the same time.

Workforce Optimization has had a positive impact on agent and customer experiences. We were able to gain better insights into the number of calls and get a better grasp on where calls were going and how they were being handled. We've saved thousands of dollars.

We are working on some pretty intricate integrations right now. The tool provides flexibility. OpenAPI is very open. One of the reasons why we chose Five9 was its ability to integrate with CRMs like Dynamics and Salesforce.

Five9 Omnichannel’s ability to offer a customized experience on the customer's channel of choice is good. The UI could use some updating, but usability is always there. Five9 has helped increase agent productivity. Five9 has helped improve our call center’s speed of answering.

People looking to buy Five9 should get it if they want to integrate it with something. It's built to be integrated with platforms.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

We use Five9 for outbound and inbound dialing and for SMS broadcast.

We're working more efficiently and maximizing resources in less time. It has helped to increase our agent productivity. The business is now starting to use our outbound department more as a resource. We're getting a lot more campaigns coming into the pipeline. Five9's relevance to our organization is big. We're rolling out more campaigns and starting to use more of a digital solution for a lot of our stores.

We have also seen an improvement in our call center's speed to answer.

The reporting is good, and we're testing AI summaries now. Also, the workflow automation feature, so far, has been good. We're still learning how to navigate certain things.

Also, its ability to integrate with CRM tools seems to be working fine.

The SMS feature could use some improvement as far as the opt-out process goes.

I have been using Five9 for a little over a year.

It seems pretty stable.

It's definitely scalable. We have over 50,000 end-users nationwide. We have three different sites that work off of Five9.

I'm pretty sure we will increase our usage of the platform because our business is growing. A lot of things are moving to digital platforms. We just added 100 more seats.

Five9's technical support is good. They're responsive.

They still have room for growth. Sometimes, the turnaround time can be a day or two. And sometimes, when they do come around, we have to repeat things a few times for them to understand exactly what's going on. But they're very involved once they understand what the issue is.

It's an application, and software always needs maintenance. We have one point of contact from Five9 who keeps us posted on the maintenance and changes.

Positive

I used Salesforce prior to Five9, but that was a while back.

We wanted to reach customers on a broader scale. We're able to provide better solutions to patients based on the pharmacies that we're acquiring or pharmacies that get closed. We can still service patients nationwide.

Right now, the challenge is making sure we have enough workforce to support our workload, but we don't have many issues with Five9 itself. And not compared to when we first started using it.

You really have to play around with it. Practice makes perfect. The more you use it, the better you get with it. Pay attention to the details. Everything is important. Every piece connects with something else, so being very detailed with how you use it is important.

The benefits have been progressive every year. With the pandemic, a lot of stores closed down, and that forced us into a lot of digital production.

To manage customer interactions over voice and email. Customers call in to the number or email in to the email address provided on our websites, and the agents on our end respond to the customer interactions.

Primarily, Five9 is a cloud based application. So there is no extra investment required from the consumer end and it is fairly easy and quick to setup.
Additionally, the technical support that they provide is top notch.

They are very patient, precise, knowledgeable, and always follow-up.

We used to host all our email accounts on Gmail, so there was no accurate reporting, access limitations, etc. But now, we have moved to the email service provided by Five9, and are able to handle these interactions much better.

I would like to have a Five9 supervisor app that can be used on a smart phone, so I can have more accessibility while in transit.

More than five years.

No, in these 10 years, I have rarely had an incidents with Five9.

No, my turnaround time for scaling is always between 24-48 hours.

10/10. Running call centers myself, I am always spellbound with the way they manage their customer interactions.

No.

It is pretty straightforward. The documentation that Five9 provides is very extensive and their support team is top notch.

In-house. I did it myself.

The costs may seem to be on the higher end, but since it is a cloud based system, it is much more cost effective in the long run.

I have used Five9 on multiple different project before and am well aware of its benefits, so didn't need to evaluate other options.

I have been using Five9 for nearly 10 years now with multiple clients. I don't think there is any other product out there which is even comparable to the usability and functionality that Five9 has. I highly recommend Five9 to any and every company I know who is looking for a similar solution.

We use Five9 to recruit agents all over the country, to set appointments for a lot of our agents, and to handle inbound insurance seminar request calls.

Five9 is extremely easy to manage and maintain. I solely handle the Five9 solution for our entire call center. It is that easy.

Five9 lets us call all over the country using local area codes to set appointments for our agents everywhere from our central office.

Sometimes, there are some some call quality issue complaints from our users. After an extensive investigation, it just seems to be a little hiccup within Five9 itself or the customer phone that we are dialing, but this is no major issue at all.

A few call quality issues, but nothing major at all.

It is very scalable.

An eight out of 10.

Five9 was the first solution we used to implement our call center, and I am glad we did.

It was implemented right before I started working at my company.

It seems a little pricey, but it is totally worth it.

It was implemented right before I started working at my company.

We deploy Five9 for our customers who use it as a contact center solution.

The most valuable feature is the simplicity of making scripts within the contact center solution itself. Using the IVA (Intelligent Virtual Agent) has also helped with productivity and efficient routing through the system. It pre-fills variables from a form and routes to the correct agent, reducing handling times and increasing single-call resolution.

Five9 should improve its omnichannel feature, allowing partners to manage all tenants with a single account rather than needing multiple accounts for each customer. Additionally, the solution lacks versioning in scripting, making it crucial to manually back up scripts to prevent rollbacks from causing issues.

I have been using Five9 for one and a half years.

Accessing the accounts is very difficult, which is a major minus point for Five9 and needs to be addressed.

Customers using Five9 seem stable. However, during training and demos, resiliency tests failed, which was not ideal. This is a concern for stability.

Five9 is not truly a multi-tenant system. It operates on different domains, with each customer getting their own. We face scaling issues, especially when trying to scale up bigger contact centers.

I have only had introductory conversations with a few personnel. So far, I have not had much experience with customer support.

Positive

I have used Cisco WebEx previously. I prefer Five9 because it is more intuitive and easier to accomplish tasks, especially compared to the work-in-progress status of WebEx CC.

The initial deployment was difficult, primarily due to accessing accounts. However, once access is granted, maintaining and updating the system becomes seamless.

We followed trainings and webinars from Five9. Initially, we shadowed them during implementations, and later, they shadowed us.

I have evaluated several other solutions, but specifically, Cisco WebEx has been my most recent experience.

I recommend enhancing multi-tenancy features and implementing version control in scripting. I rate Five9 an eight out of ten overall.

Other

I work for a system integrator company where we set up the Five9 system and products for customers. We are not only users of Five9 but also provide it to other clients. If a client needs the Five9 system, we deploy, configure, set up, and maintain it.

The system is easy to manage. End users do not need to provide much technical support. They just rent the necessary number of users, and that's it. End users don't need a dedicated IT person to manage the system as it is a serverless service. Five9 provides powerful CRM integration capabilities with platforms like Salesforce, Zendesk, and Oracle Service Cloud, making it highly valuable for large companies. Additionally, omnichannel capabilities, such as web chat and social media integration, offer a customized experience.

Five9 should provide free training resources for end users, including agents, supervisors, and admins. This is essential because admins handle complex issues. Improving training materials would benefit end users.

The deployment is easy. End users do not need to worry too much.

Five9 provides steady service during the daytime with no problems, and only performs maintenance during after hours.

The support quality is good. Five9 offers multiple support options, and usually, by calling the toll-free number, fast support can be obtained.

Positive

We support many other cloud products like Five9, such as Genesys Cloud, Amazon Connect, and other smaller providers.

The initial setup is easy. Setting up a basic call flow takes two or three days, while larger sets can take two or three weeks.

Customers do not need to worry about hardware or software license costs. They just rent the specific resources they need, which reduces high costs from hardware, software licenses, and operating systems.

There is no need for much maintenance work from the end user's side as most of it is handled by Five9 on the cloud. We focus more on ensuring the VPN, internet, and voice quality are good. I rate the overall Five9 solution a nine out of ten.

Public Cloud

Other

I am working with First American and have been doing so for two years. I have 2.5 years of experience using Five9 as a call-taking portal. It is used by customer service agents and clients to manage borrower calls.

As a Five9 agent, it is very helpful because I can refresh the station without having to entirely log out and restart the system when there is a call issue. It helps our call center to maintain productivity.

The most valuable features of Five9 include its disposition configurations and the ability to refresh the station to resolve issues without logging out. Furthermore, the ability to automatically populate borrower details when the call comes in using the Loan Pop feature enhances call efficiency dramatically. Overall, Five9 makes it easy to quickly contact clients by name instead of searching for phone numbers.

There are several audio issues that need attention. Whenever I disconnect a headset after connecting to the VDI, the station connection in Five9 disconnects automatically, requiring a VMware restart. Also, during logins, there are issues with station connections. This may lead to IP Protocol errors that require browser resets and other troubleshooting steps.

I have 2.5 years of experience using the Five9 call-taking portal.

Five9 is stable as a platform.

Five9 is scalable.

The technical support for Five9 has been exemplary. I would rate them 10 out of 10.

Positive

I previously worked with Avaya. In comparison, I prefer Five9 due to its comprehensive dashboard and feature set that allows for smooth call management. Avaya has fewer notifications and indications for call management.

The initial setup is straightforward. It involves configuring the user's role, Federation ID, station ID, and providing them with login credentials. It takes around 10 to 15 minutes if all necessary user information is available.

Five9 is a very useful application and I highly recommend it for call-taking. I would rate Five9 overall nine out of ten.

Public Cloud

Microsoft Azure