Zeacom

Zeacom was a New Zealand-based software company specializing in unified communications (UC) solutions. Founded in 1987, the company developed and marketed communication platforms that integrated various communication channels, including voice, email, instant messaging, and video conferencing. These solutions were primarily targeted at contact centers and businesses seeking to improve customer service and internal collaboration.

Zeacom's flagship product offered features such as automated call distribution (ACD), interactive voice response (IVR), screen popping, reporting, and workforce management capabilities. The company provided its services to a global customer base across diverse industries.

In 2012, Zeacom was acquired by Enghouse Systems Limited, a Canadian publicly traded company specializing in enterprise interaction management solutions. Following the acquisition, the Zeacom brand was gradually integrated into Enghouse Interactive's product portfolio. The technology developed by Zeacom continues to be a part of Enghouse Interactive's offerings.