Zoom, the global leader in unified communications, has made a significant stride in the Indian market by expanding its phone service to six telecom circles and officially launching the Zoom Contact Centre. This dual move is poised to reshape how Indian enterprises connect, collaborate, and serve their customers in an increasingly digital-first economy.
Zoom’s cloud-based phone service, already a staple for businesses worldwide, is now available in six major telecom circles in India. This expansion brings advanced voice calling, seamless integration with Zoom Meetings, and robust PBX features to a broader spectrum of Indian businesses.
With coverage in six telecom circles, Zoom can now serve businesses in major metropolitan and emerging commercial hubs, making enterprise-grade communication accessible to a wider audience.
By combining the power of cloud telephony with a next-generation contact centre, Zoom is empowering Indian businesses to deliver faster, more personalized, and more efficient customer service.
India’s rapid digital transformation and growing demand for flexible, scalable communication tools have made it a focal market for global tech companies. Zoom’s expansion addresses several critical needs:
Remote and Hybrid Work: As Indian companies embrace new work models, reliable communication infrastructure is essential.
Customer Engagement: Businesses can now offer superior support experiences, critical in sectors like banking, e-commerce, and healthcare.
Regulatory Compliance: Zoom’s adherence to local telecom laws reassures enterprises about data security and service continuity.
Industry experts have welcomed Zoom’s move, noting that competition in India’s unified communications space will drive innovation and improve service standards. Early adopters report enhanced productivity, smoother workflows, and improved customer satisfaction since adopting Zoom’s expanded offerings.
A leading Indian tech CEO commented, “Zoom’s integrated phone and contact centre solutions are game-changers for businesses looking to scale customer support and internal collaboration.”
Zoom’s commitment to the Indian market is clear. With ongoing investments in infrastructure, partnerships, and localized features, the company is well-positioned to become a cornerstone of digital business communication in India.
