CrossCX vs Happ

CrossCX analyzes customer interactions and links the resulting insights to actions across human and AI service channels. Its modules cover quality monitoring, speech analytics, CX data visualization, surveys, online training and data management, and can be implemented or purchased separately. Listener QM evaluates human advisors and AI agents manually, with assistance or automatically. Cross-Mining transcribes, categorizes, summarizes and measures sentiment in voice, email and chat conversations, supporting more than 30 languages. The platform also offers customer and employee surveys and tailored training paths through a branded portal. More than 25 ready-to-use connectors are listed, including Genesys, Salesforce, Zendesk, Cisco, Avaya and Teams. Generative AI connectors integrate GPT, Claude and Gemini. Deployment options include SaaS, on-premise and private cloud. Pricing is quote-based and depends on monthly conversation volume and channels.

Happ is experience management software and consulting for collecting feedback, interpreting it, and coordinating follow-up. Customizable surveys and smart triggers gather real-time responses through web, mobile, email, SMS, QR codes, and in-app surveys. AI-powered analytics, dashboards, and trend detection turn responses into insights. Teams can use automated workflows, real-time alerts, and collaboration tools to act on feedback. Reporting includes customizable dashboards, NPS tracking, and automated executive reports. Happ says it serves organisations of all sizes, works with more than 20 enterprise clients, captures more than 10 million feedback items annually, and processes 10 million transactions per year. The service supports Android, iOS, and web. Pricing is on request, with a personalised demo rather than a stated self-serve signup. Happ was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in London.